Vercel Connect now accepts service submissions
Users can now submit their own services to the Vercel Connect connectors directory instead of waiting for Vercel to build a connector. The submission process involves describing your service, adding OAuth or API key connection methods, verifying OAuth methods, and sending for review.
now lets you submit your own service to the , so you no longer need to wait for Vercel to build a connector for it.Vercel Connectconnectors directory
Submitting a service takes four steps:
Vercel reviews each submission before publishing it to the directory.
Get started from in the dashboard, or read what your service needs to support in the .Submit a Servicedocumentation
Describe your service.
Add one or more connection methods, using OAuth or an API key.
Verify each OAuth method by requesting a real token through a test connector.
Send the submission for review.
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