Public Marketplace
Launch a branded, searchable directory of your integrations so customers and prospects can discover partners on their own.
Learn moreDEVELOPER LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT
Third-party developer and app lifecycle management
Give external developers a guided path to apply, build, submit, and publish approved integrations, with clear stages and visibility for your team.
THE CHALLENGE
When your API program lives across multiple tools, partners and security slip through the cracks
THE SOLUTION
What a well-run API partner program actually looks like
Structured partner intake and screening
Partners apply through a configurable form that captures what your team needs to evaluate fit. You control whether access is open or gated and what triggers review. Applications land in one place, not a shared inbox.
Automated credential and sandbox provisioning
When a partner is approved, Partner Fleet connects to your existing API management layer, which issues their API and sandbox credentials. Engineering only wires it up once. No scripts, no emails.
Configurable build stages and gates
Build the workflow your program needs: technical QA, legal review, security clearance, listing submission. Partners see where they are and what comes next, and your team gets a live view of every partner’s status.
Multi-team approval flows with audit trails
Legal, security, and technical reviews each get their own stage with a clear owner, defined criteria, and a logged decision. Nothing stalls on the wrong desk, and everything is documented if you need the record.
Automated partner communication
Partners get notified when they clear a stage, when something needs their attention, or when a review comes back. Your team stops chasing partners down manually, and partners stop waiting on responses that may never come.
THE PLATFORM
Partner Fleet's Ecosystem OS
Developer Lifecycle Manager is where integrations get built and approved. The rest of the platform is how they get found and adopted.
In-App Marketplace
Surface integrations inside your product where customers already work, and turn discovery into installs without custom engineering.
Learn moreThe Full Platform
Launch marketplaces, embed integration discovery in your product, manage developer workflows, and measure the performance of your ecosystem from one platform.
Learn moreCOMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions about Developer Lifecycle Management
- A developer portal gives developers access to API docs and credentials. Developer Lifecycle Management governs everything around that access: screening before, approval workflows during, and activity tracking after. The difference is control: a full view of who is building on your API and where they are.
- Engineering connects Developer Lifecycle Management to your API management layer so credentials provision automatically, and sets up webhooks to the tools you already use, like CRM, ticketing, and security review. After that, your partnerships or product team handles applications, approvals, and partner communication in a no-code admin.
- If your developer portal already handles application screening, staged approvals, legal and security review, build tracking, audit trails, and usage tracking, you may not need it. Most handle only credentials and documentation. Everything that determines whether a partner makes it to live still runs in someone’s inbox. Developer Lifecycle Management is the infrastructure for the rest.
- Yes. You configure multi-step approval workflows with distinct stages for technical review, legal sign-off, and security clearance, each with its own owner, criteria, and required actions before a partner advances. Everything is logged, so security and legal teams work within the flow instead of fielding requests over email on someone else’s timeline.
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