Integration marketplace · Every integration starts from a blank page.
A working integration, installed from a catalogue.
The in-app marketplace holds packaged integrations you install rather than build: systems, mappings, workflows, reports and portal pages, free and premium. STRAX screens every listing and a person at STRAX approves it before it goes live. You can also package what you built and sell it.
A working integration from the catalogue
The in-app catalogue holds packaged configurations (systems, tables, mappings, queries, workflows, reports, report themes and portals) that install in an afternoon rather than weeks. The same catalogue is browsable on this site, and installs happen from inside STRAX. Connector types themselves ship as bundles, and so do report themes: the Report Themes Starter Pack holds four ready-made looks, each theme carries its logo and images inside the package, and you customise your own copy of an installed theme.
From an idea to production in days
If the catalogue does not have what you need, describe it. The AI assistant turns a plain-language brief into a concrete plan of the systems, mappings, workflows, reports and portal pages it needs, then drafts every piece for your review, and nothing is applied until you accept it. The work runs on staging first, with staging data and staging values, and one push moves it to production with the platform's checks on credentials, variables and bindings on the way. What used to be a quarter-long integration project ships in days.
Screened before it runs
Nothing reaches the catalogue without STRAX approving it. Every submission is screened server-side, then reviewed and approved by someone at STRAX before it is listed. Every package is also scanned for executable steps and embedded secrets, the results are disclosed before you install, and packages carrying executable content require your consent.
- "Customise with AI" adapts an installed package to your environment in a conversation.
- "Merge into existing" combines a package with configuration you already have.
- A guided export builder packages your own configuration for reuse, or for sale through the catalogue.
- A bundle brings what it needs: the other bundles and code libraries it depends on are listed in one confirmation and installed together, in the right order.
Sell on the marketplace
Register as a supplier, submit listings for review, and track sales in a supplier portal. Your integration know-how becomes a product other STRAX customers can install, and every sale is shared between you and STRAX. Report themes you design are published to the marketplace the same way.
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A demo takes about an hour and runs against systems like yours, starting with the ones you would connect first.


