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Create and install apps in SafetyCulture

Learn how to create and install private apps into your SafetyCulture organization, and update your embedded app configurations.

The feature is currently in Beta. Please expect potential changes and updates to the functionality.

What apps can I embed in SafetyCulture?

Connecting third-party applications to the SafetyCulture platform expands the range of tools and solutions available to your organization. You can embed private and marketplace apps via iframes and enhance SafetyCulture's core features, offering users a unified interface without switching platforms.

Private apps

Private apps are custom-built applications created by anyone with a SafetyCulture organization. They are specifically intended as a company-specific solution and accessible only to authorized users. For example, you can embed a custom-developed app that supports your proprietary business processes.

Example of an embedded Google Sheet in SafetyCulture via the web app.

Marketplace apps

Marketplace apps are solutions created by SafetyCulture partners that can be purchased by anyone with a SafetyCulture Premium Plan or Enterprise Plan. These are installed automatically by the app providers. For example, as a SafetyCulture partner, you can create an app to manage project timelines and milestones, ensuring inspection-related actions are completed on schedule. Once approved, you can list your app in the SafetyCulture app marketplace.

Join the SafetyCulture Partner Program for free and get access to a range of benefits, including training, certifications, and access to a supportive community.

What you'll need

Please note that only 10 configurations are allowed for each app installation. You may also need prior knowledge of using API clients, making cURL requests, and understanding JSON data structures to embed apps in SafetyCulture. A step-by-step guide is available in the SafetyCulture Developer Portal.

Update an embedded app configuration

  1. Log in to the web app.

  2. Select the app from the menu on the left-hand side.

  3. Click image on the upper-right of the page.

  4. In the pop-up window, update the following fields:

    • Label: Enter the name of the app that you would like to use as the display name in the menu on the left-hand side.

    • URL: Enter the location of the embedded app.

  5. Click Save.

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