Intercom
Intercom helps you building great customer relationships using real-time and in-context messaging.
About Intercom
Intercom offers a customer messaging platform for support, engagement, and in-context conversations, and its App Store lists apps that extend the inbox and messenger. Developers build integrations that connect help desks, CRMs, and workflow tools, and add app surfaces inside conversations. Intercom does not run centralized commerce for these listings, so developers handle their own pricing and billing; both free and paid apps appear, with paid apps charging customers directly. The listing documentation asks builders to describe how they sell an app as part of submission.
Development begins at the Intercom developers site using OAuth, the REST API, webhooks, and Canvas Kit for interactive app cards; a JavaScript example demonstrates authentication. Official client libraries cover PHP, Node.js, Ruby, Go, Java, and .NET. Apps are reviewed before becoming publicly listed.
Details
- Category
- Communication & Collaboration
- App Costs
- Free Paid
- Licensing
- Manual No automatic licensing or purchasing options available. You need to implement your own way of selling your app.
- Marketplace
- intercom.com
- Partner docs
- Not available
Technical
- Dev Docs
- developers.intercom.com
- Licensing docs
- developers.intercom.com
- Examples
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