Plugins are used to carry scenario extensions, business logic control, and host extension-point integration.

When to Read the Plugin Documentation First

• When you need to extend behavior in forms, lists, detail pages, or process scenarios
• When you need to use hooks or context provided by the host
• When you need to intercept, transform, or control business data at specific points in time

Platform-Specific Entry Points

Mobile

• Current plugins are organized by scenario and version
• Common capabilities include forms, lists, detail pages, approval, and third-party integration
• Prefer starting from the mobile plugin catalog and scenario index

Entry points:

• Mobile Plugin Development
• Mobile Plugin Catalog
• Mobile Plugin Scenario Index

Web

• Current plugins are organized by business scenario
• Common capabilities include form, list, detail page, and process scenario extensions
• Prefer starting from the web plugin reference

Entry points:

• Web Plugin Development
• Web Plugin Reference

Design Recommendations

• Choose the scenario first, then choose the hook
• Read the catalog and overview first, then go to the specific scenario pages
• When the plugin models differ across mobile and web, do not force superficial unification