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Extension Factory

A screen your team built is useful. A screen that appears on the equipment page, for the people who never open the studio, is a product. The factory turns one into the other — one click, one link, no second deployment.

LicenceExtension FactoryFSA only — no engine
One screen, from the studio to a tab on a Service Call — no second deployment · 56s
What it does

Turn any screen into its own installable FSA extension — one click, one link.

  • One deployment, signed per-extension manifests — never a deployment per screen.
  • Short install URLs, and 18 places a screen can appear — the Shell home screen among them.
  • The screen picks up the record it is hosted on with no configuration.
  • Expand into a full Shell modal from a small outlet.
  • Revoke, reactivate or delete any install without touching the others.
  • Publish a single screen, a whole category of screens, or both web and mobile.

How it installs

Nothing to install — it is a capability on your licence. Turn it on and every screen in the studio gains a “Create extension” action.

Updates reach every tenant on the next load — there is no upgrade step to schedule.

What you need

  • ·An FSA tenant, and the Extension Factory entitlement on your licence.
  • ·At least one screen worth publishing. Everything else — signing, hosting, the manifest — is handled.
The extensions manager listing seven ready-to-install products, one expanded to show its install link, the instructions for pasting it into FSA, and a copy action
The extensions manager — every product you are licensed for, each one link away

Questions people actually ask

Does each published screen need its own deployment?

No, and that is the whole design. One deployment serves every extension you mint, each with its own signed manifest. Publishing the tenth costs exactly what publishing the first did.

Where can a published screen appear?

Anywhere among 18 placements across FSA, the Shell home screen included — a tab on a service call, a panel under an equipment record, or a tile of its own. From a small outlet it expands into a full modal.

Does it know which record it is sitting on?

Yes, with no configuration. The screen scopes itself to the record whose page it was opened from, and follows along when the user moves to the next one.

Can we take one back?

Revoke, reactivate or delete any install on its own. The others carry on untouched, and a revoked link stops serving immediately.

Often licensed alongside

Get started

Try Extension Factory in your own tenant.

A 14-day licence bound to your tenant. No credit card, nothing auto-renews.