How-to
Add a Native Integration
Learn how you can add a product to your Vercel project through a native integration.Table of Contents
Native Integrations are available on all plans All plans, including Enterprise, can install the integrations through a self-service workflow.
- From the Vercel dashboard, select the Integrations tab and then the Browse Marketplace button. You can also go directly to the Integrations Marketplace.
- Under the Native Integrations section, select an integration that you would like to install. You can see the details of the integration, the products available, and the pricing plans for each product.
- From the integration's detail page, select Install.
- Review the dialog showing the products available for this integration and a summary of the billing plans for each. Select Install.
- Then, select a pricing plan option and select Continue. The specific options available in this step depend on the type of product and the integration provider. For example, for a storage database product, you may need to select a Region for your database deployment before you can select a plan
- Provide additional information in the next step like Database Name. Review the details and select Create. Once the integration has been installed, you are taken to the tab for this type of integration in the Vercel dashboard. In this case, it will be the Storage tab. You will see the details about the database, the pricing plan and how to connect it to your project.
Once installed, you can manage the following aspect of the native integration:
- View the installed resources (instances of products) and then manage each resource.
- Connect project(s) to a provisioned resource.
- View the invoices and usage for each of your provisioned resources in that installation.
- Uninstall the integration
To manage products inside the installed integration:
- From your Vercel dashboard, go to the Integrations tab.
- Next to the integration, select the Manage button. Native integrations appear with a
billable
badge. - On the Integrations page, under Installed Products, select the Open button for the product you would like to update to display the Settings page of the product. You'll also see the following sections:
- Projects lets you manage which Vercel project(s) this product is connected to.
- Getting Started shows you quick steps for connecting your project with the product.
- Usage provides graphs that summarize your usage of the product on your projects for billing purposes.
To add more products to this integration:
- From your Vercel dashboard, go to the Integrations tab.
- Next to the integration, select the Manage button. Native integrations appear with a
billable
badge. - On the Integrations page, under More Products, select the Install button for the any additional products in that integration that you want to use.
Before you can uninstall the integration, you must delete all products that are installed as part of the integration.
- From your Vercel dashboard, go to the Integrations tab.
- For any installed products, go into the Product's setting page and select Delete to remove the product.
- Next to the integration, select the Manage button.
- At the bottom of the integrations page, under Uninstall, select Uninstall Integration and follow the steps to uninstall.
- Plan your product strategy: Decide whether you need separate products for different projects or environments:
- Single resource strategy: For example, a small startup can use a single storage instance for all their Vercel projects to simplify management.
- Per-project resources strategy: For example, an enterprise with multiple product lines can use separate storage instances for each project for better performance and security.
- Environment-specific resources strategy: For example, a company can use different storage instances for each environment to ensure data integrity.
- Monitor Usage: Take advantage of per-product usage tracking to optimize costs and performance by using the Usage and Invoices tabs of the product's settings page.
Last updated on November 7, 2024
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