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Vercel Connect Service Submissions Open the Directory to Builders.

Vercel Connect service submissions let users add services with OAuth or API key connections to the connectors directory.

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Vercel Connect Service Submissions Open the Directory to Builders

Vercel Connect service submissions let users put their own services forward for the connectors directory. Users no longer have to wait for Vercel to build the connector first.

According to the Vercel changelog, every submission goes through review before it is published. A service can offer one or more connection methods using OAuth or an API key.

The change adds a submission route alongside Vercel’s existing connectors, including its managed connector for Microsoft Teams. The resulting directory listing gives other users a way to connect to the submitted service through Vercel Connect.

How Vercel Connect service submissions work

The submission process has four stages. Users begin on the Submit a Service page inside the Vercel dashboard, where they describe the service and configure its supported authentication methods.

  1. 1

    Describe the service

    provide the information required for its directory entry

  2. 2

    Add connection methods

    configure one or more OAuth or API key options

  3. 3

    Verify OAuth

    request a real token through a test connector for each OAuth method

  4. 4

    Submit for review

    send the completed service to Vercel before publication

OAuth methods require an extra verification step. The submitter must request a real token through a test connector for each method. API keys are supported as the other connection option listed in the announcement.

Once the configuration and checks are complete, the submission goes to Vercel. It is not published automatically. Vercel reviews it before adding it to the connectors directory.

Where to start

The Submit a Service page is available from the Vercel dashboard. Vercel also provides documentation covering the requirements for a submission.

For builders, the direct change is control over the first step. They can now describe their service, define how accounts connect and send it for review themselves, rather than waiting for Vercel to create the connector.

Publication still depends on Vercel’s review. The announcement does not give a review timeframe.

Frequently asked questions

What are Vercel Connect service submissions?

They are a way for users to submit their own services to the Vercel Connect connectors directory. A submission describes the service, defines its connection methods and goes through review before publication.

Which connection methods are supported?

A submitted service can use OAuth or an API key, with one or more methods allowed. Each OAuth method must be verified by requesting a real token through a test connector.

Which Vercel plan includes service submissions?

The announcement does not list pricing or plan requirements. Users can begin from the Submit a Service page in the Vercel dashboard.

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