> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.glpi-project.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.glpi-project.org/faq/glpi/plugins.md).
# Plugins and marketplace
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### What is the marketplace?
The marketplace allows you to access (depending on the [GLPI Network](https://services.glpi-network.com/#offers) licence level) a list of plugins and install them with one click. An [article](/tutorials/plugins/marketplace.md) shows you how it works.
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### How to access to the marketplace ?
For Cloud instances, the marketplace is already a accessible
For self-hosted instances, to access the marketplace, you must add your key in **`Configuration`** > **`General`** > **`GLPI Network`**. You can find the procedure for obtaining your key and inserting it into your instance here.
Get my key
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### How do I install a plugin outside the marketplace (on-premise)?
You can install a plugin that is not present in the marketplace by going to the [plugins page](https://plugins.glpi-project.org/#/). A [procedure](/tutorials/plugins/install-update_plugins.md) is available to help you install a plugin outside the marketplace.
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### How to add a plugin not present in the marketplace?
To do this, you must first request it from our support service, specifying the name of the desired plugin, its download URL andits version. You cannot deploy this plugin yourself from your customer account, or from your GLPI instance, because we need to validateseveral things:
* that the plugin you want is well developed by Teclib´ or by one of our official partners trained for plugin development forGPLI
* that it respects the established coding standards;
* that it is maintained over time (because it´s GLPI compatibility is not included in our unlimited MOC support/ in-servicesupport package)
* and that it does not disturb the performance of the GLPI modules (does not cause a bug). After studying your request, you will receive a confirmation indicating the availability of the plugin on your instance or anexplanation why it has not passed our validation test
In case of refusal, we will offer you an alternative solution to cover your need (another validated plugin, native functionality,additional development, etc.).
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### How do I install plugins on an instance that is not connected to the Internet?
Plugins are only available via the marketplace. To do this we advise you to :
* Open the Internet for the duration of the download (less than one minute),
* Download via an application proxy,
* Use a third-party glpi (on another workstation for example) to download.
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