Apps and App Hub

Published native apps at a glance

These nine published native apps use Review & Install. Workflow Pack Library, Zapier, Make.com, and n8n are pointers, not App Hub installs. Draft adapters are not listed for tenants.

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Plan: Browse on every plan when App Hub is on. Plan Requirement on each app’s detail page is the install gate: Every Plan, Growth or Higher, or Pro or Higher.

Only these nine apps use the App Hub install lifecycle (Review & Install, then Install {name}). App Hub must be switched on for your workspace before you see Apps.

The nine native apps

  • Reminder Calendar — Every Plan. Read-only month view. Guide
  • Realtime Alerts — Every Plan. In-app toasts and feed. Guide
  • Data Cleanup Assistant — Every Plan. Read-only findings. Guide
  • Custom Record Fields — Every Plan. Extra customer and invoice fields. Guide
  • Advanced Analytics — Every Plan on the App Hub install screen. Saved views over existing evidence. Guide
  • Customer Feedback Pulse — Every Plan. One optional post-payment rating. Guide
  • Team Conversations — Growth or Higher. Private staff threads. Guide
  • Data Vault — Growth or Higher. Owner or Admin. Encrypted exports. Guide
  • Portal Branding Plus — Pro or Higher. Portal presentation only. Guide

Not native installs

  • Workflow Pack Library — open Workflow Packs. See Workflow packs.
  • Zapier, Make.com, n8n — open Settings → API & webhooks. See API keys and webhooks.
  • Accounting, mailbox, Stripe, and SMS cards — existing Connections or Settings journeys when launch-ready; otherwise Coming soon.

Draft adapters (Sheets, Slack, GoCardless, and others) are not listed for tenants. See Published apps vs draft connections.

How to use this list

  1. Confirm you can see Apps. If not, App Hub is off for this workspace.
  2. Open Discover and press Review & Install only on a native app you need.
  3. Use each app’s article for its own buttons, plan, and data policy.

PayBlah is accounts-receivable automation software. You remain the creditor. Confirm local rules with your own advisor for your territory (US, UK, Ireland, or Australia). Last reviewed 13 August 2026.