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# App store

Manage and distribute apps within Struct PIM

The Struct app store is the central place for managing and distributing apps within Struct PIM.

Through the app store, you can add, configure, and control apps that extend the functionality of the platform. Apps can introduce new features, integrate with existing workflows, and enhance how users interact with data in Struct.

The app store supports both private and public apps. Private apps are only available to specific tenants, while public apps can be distributed more broadly after a review process.

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## What you can do with the app store

* **Extend Struct PIM with custom functionality**, enabling new features and workflows within the platform.
* **Distribute and manage apps across tenants**, either privately or through the public app store.
* **Control how apps integrate with Struct**, including how they are installed, configured, and interact with the PIM through extension points.

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## Apps dashboard walkthrough

### Dashboard Layout

The apps dashboard area consists of a display listing all the apps available in your organization. From here you can moniter their status and the activity log, along with creating and managing apps.

### Edit app

1. Click on the app or the "<i class="fa-pencil-line">:pencil-line:</i>"-icon.
2. Modify the settings of the [app](/developer/app-store/app.md).
3. Click "Save changes"-button in the bottom right of the screen.

### Create app

1. Click the "Create app"-button in the top right corner of the page.

### View activity log

1. Click the "[Activity log](/developer/app-store/activity-log.md)"-button in the top right corner of the page.

### Delete app

1. Click the "<i class="fa-trash-can">:trash-can:</i>"-icon in the bottom right corner of the app.
2. Confirm deletion if prompted.

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## Watch: A new way for Struct Partners to extend Struct PIM

This video shows how to use Apps in Struct App Store to extend Struct PIM.

{% embed url="<https://struct.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Struct-PIM-Struct-App-Store-Aagaard.mp4>" %}


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