Request app review
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Once you make sure that your app meets Make's requirements and follows Make's best practices, you can request an app review:
Once you publish your app in the second step of the following procedure, you can't "unpublish" it. Check the app visibility section for more details.
Make sure that you removed testing modules or testing connections before you publish an app. When your app is public, you can't delete its modules, connections, or other components.
Navigate to your custom app's code and click the Publish button:
Navigate to the Modules tab. Click the switch to set the visible status of each module of the app that you want to publish.
After the first step, a new tab Review appeared in the top panel. Navigate to the Review tab:
Fill in the form in the Review tab.
Add a link to the API documentation of the service for which you are creating a custom app.
Add a link to scenarios with the custom app modules. Check the testing scenarios section in the App review prerequisites.
Click the Request review button at the bottom of the page.
The data you filled in the form are sent to Make QA developers for review. At the top of the page, the Request review button changes to Review process started and becomes inactive. Also, the app status turns into pending approval.
Once you request the app review, Make sends you an e-mail with the subject: "App review: YourApp'sName". If you have any questions or additional information to share, reply to the e-mail.
Each time you update your app based on reviewer feedback, ensure you run your scenarios to generate new logs.
If you need to edit your links, you can update your form and submit the changes by clicking on Update review button.
The review process contains 3 phases - form submission, automatic review and manual review.
Once you hit the Request Review button, you will receive an e-mail containing a link to our form, where you will be prompted to share the following information about you and your app, that will help us to provide better service to you:
Developer information - What is your relationship with the vendor of the API service.
Partnership contact - Applicable for ISV. The details of a contact person or team on your end responsible for partnership-related discussions.
Support contact - Details of the contact person or team that should be reached out to in case of any app issues reported by users.
Categories and subcategories of your app - The categories and subcategories in which you wish to have the app listed on make.com integrations page.
Logo of your company - Applicable for ISV. The logo should appear on the app's landing page on make.com.
URL to the service - URL leading to your website that should appear on the app's landing page on make.com.
Upon completing the form, you will receive feedback from the automatic review.
Your app is first reviewed by our application. The automatic review checks the common issues and generates a PDF file with the issues found.
The PDF file with feedback from the automatic review is sent to the existing App review email thread.
The automatic review is in beta and is still in the process of improvement. Therefore, there might be inconsistencies.
Once your app passes the automatic review, it is reviewed by our QA Engineer who makes sure, that your app follows our best practices and is user-friendly.
QA Engineer shares the feedback in the existing App review email thread.
Once your app successfully passes the manual review, your app is listed in our planned release. You will be informed about the app approval as well as the app release.
