The Hub Tools page lists App Store and Platform Registry alongside the other DigiTrade tools. Each of the two catalogs appears with an Open app link. App Store is the catalog of installable mini-apps for your store. Platform Registry is the catalog of platform capabilities such as data sources, events, and contracts. A listing alone does not authorize you to use an asset.

Catalogs help you evaluate assets before adoption, from reviewing listings and compatibility to requesting entitlement and planning installation. They also retain a record of your marketplace interactions. Discovery requires an identifiable asset version, a known source, and governance over the asset.

An approved asset's listing leaves entitlement and production activation unresolved; customer data access, support acceptance, and commercial agreements also require separate authorization or completion. Certification does not settle entitlement, and installation does not settle runtime activation: each requires its own decision.

Compatibility depends on which platform version, dependency versions, and environment version you intend to use together. Adopting third-party code requires isolation, an explicit statement of its permissions, and limits on the outbound connections it can make. The catalog cannot settle partner intellectual property rights, contractual terms, or authoritative billing records. Certification, permission to activate an asset at runtime, and permission to access customer data also remain outside its authority.

Suspension or recall calls for protecting customers while keeping the asset's history intact. Suspending or recalling an asset is not a reason to erase the evidence of its past use.