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# Marketplace
In this article, we'll give you a quick overview of GLPI's Marketplace.
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For Cloud instances, the marketplace is already accessible.
For self-hosted instances, to access the marketplace, you must add your key in **`Setup`** > **`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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### A new interface for managing plugins
GLPI's Marketplace is an alternative interface to the **`setup`** > **`Plugins`** menu. The first time you consult it, you'll be asked if you want the Marketplace to become the default interface. But don't worry, you can still access the original plugin interface. You'll find both menus in the breadcrumb trail:
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### Independent plugin management
With the Marketplace, you no longer need to access the server hosting GLPI (CLI) to download and install plugins. GLPI now offers a filtered list of available plugins compatible with the GLPI Network Cloud environment.
The Marketplace offers two tabs :
* **Installed** This tab lists the plug-ins installed on your GLPI Network Cloud instance.
* **Discover** This tab is the real "marketplace" for plugins. This is where you can search for and download plugins.
## References
GLPI Documentation [Install and update plugins](https://glpi-user-documentation.readthedocs.io/fr/latest/modules/configuration/plugins.html)
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