Installed apps
This list is the inventory of your tenant: which apps are installed, from whom, at which version. When a colleague sees a Cockpit screen you do not have, this is where you compare.
Where you find it
App Studio › Extend and develop › Installed Apps — /apps/installed.
What it does
One row per installed app. On a standard tenant that is the thirteen first-party apps (type public, status Installed). Clicking a row opens the app's detail page; the sidebar's Apps group holds a shortcut to the same page for each app.
Fields and controls
| Column / control | What it shows or does |
|---|---|
| App | Name plus package, e.g. revenexx/forms. |
| Type | The app's listing type, e.g. public. |
| Version | The installed version. |
| Status | Installed state. |
| Installed | Install date. |
| Row menu (…) | Per-app actions. |
| Browse Marketplace | Jumps to the Marketplace. |
| Refresh, filter, view switch | Standard list controls; the search box filters by name. |
The app detail page
A row opens /apps/installed/{owner}/{name} — for example
/apps/installed/revenexx/products — with two tabs: Overview and
Settings.
The Overview tab is the app's own page:
| Section | Content |
|---|---|
| Info panel | Publisher, version, kind (app), pricing model (e.g. Included), supported languages. |
| Requested permissions | What the app may access, each with an explanation — the Products app requests products.read and products.write. |
| What's new | The changelog, entry by entry with version and date. |
| Description and features | What the app does, in the publisher's words. |
Open launches the app's own studio UI — for the Products app that is the PIM in Commerce Studio. The Settings tab is documented on its own page: App settings.
What happens when you change it
Nothing on the list or the Overview tab writes data. Configuration changes happen on the Settings tab. Uninstalling an app removes its screens from every Studio and its entities stop being editable in the Cockpit — treat that as a change with a rollback plan, not a tidy-up.
Permissions
Each app declares its permissions in its manifest, and the detail page shows that list with explanations. Which Cockpit roles may open this screen is not verified.
Related
- App settings — the Settings tab, and how market-scoped values work.
- Marketplace
- Guide: Apps and the Marketplace