How the store works
From a publisher's release to your people's tab
Publishers keep running their product on their own servers — often for customers outside Motion too. Motion is another way in: who opened the app, which company, and only the access you granted.
The path
Four hands on every install
- 1
Publisher
Opens their app on Motion
Often an app people already use elsewhere. They write the listing, point Motion at that product, and set the permissions it asks for.
- 2
Motion
Reviews it
What it asks for, where it runs, what the listing promises. Approved, it goes live.
- 3
Your administrator
Installs it
Reads what it can access, accepts, and chooses who opens it.
- 4
Your people
Open the same app in a tab
Same product as the publisher's other users — through the portal's interface, theme and notifications.
Guarantees
Updates and permissions stay under your control
Updates that ask before they take more
An approved version reaches every company at once — unless it asks for a new permission. Then your administrator sees it in their bell, reads what changes, and accepts it; until then you keep the version you had.
Five permissions, plainly written
See who is using it · read the directory · read the groups · send notifications · publish news. Each one is listed on the app's page, and an app gets all it asks for or is not installed.
Live store
In the store today
Read live from the store.
Make Motion your company's
Create a workspace, open the App Store, install what your teams need — Motion's apps and other publishers'.