Right where the work happens
Extensions show up on the homepage dashboard, on a collection page and in the media toolbar, next to the media they are about.
Extensions put your own panels where your team already works: on the homepage, on a collection, in the media toolbar. Bring in the data and services your workflow needs, without leaving ScorePlay.
An extension is a web page that runs inside ScorePlay. Your team gets it in the screens they already use, styled like the rest of the product.
Extensions show up on the homepage dashboard, on a collection page and in the media toolbar, next to the media they are about.
Each extension lists the exact fields it receives in its manifest, such as a collection name. Nothing else is shared with it.
One stylesheet gives your extension the fonts, colours and controls of the workspace it runs in, including dark mode.
Each of these runs as an extension today. Use them as a starting point for your own.
Live match data on the collection for that match: the score, the timeline and the line-ups.
Start a dubbed version of a video in another language, from the toolbar of the video itself.
A widget on the homepage that lists media whose usage rights end soon, so nothing is published after its date.
Write your panel as an ordinary web page. Add our bridge script and stylesheet, and it can show messages, open links and take people to a media item or a collection.
Say where it appears and which fields it needs. ScorePlay checks the manifest before anything loads.
Each version is published once and never changes, so a company that uses it gets no surprises.
ScorePlay allows the extension for a company, and that company's admins choose to switch it on for their team.
manifest.json
Where it appears and what it sees
{
"id": "acme.match-notes",
"name": "Match notes",
"version": "1.0.0",
"sdk": 1,
"surfaces": {
"collection.detail.top": { "panel": "Notes" }
},
"panels": {
"Notes": { "entry": "index.html" }
},
"context": ["collection.id", "collection.name"]
}Your media and your users' details stay yours. An extension only ever gets what it asked for, and what its company switched on.
Extensions run apart from ScorePlay itself. They never see the user's login or anything on the page around them.
An extension receives the fields its manifest names, for the screen it is on, and nothing more.
To call its own backend, an extension asks for a token that expires after five minutes. The backend checks it against ScorePlay's public keys.
A published version stays exactly as it was published. A new release is always a new version.
Load panel.css and your extension picks up each
workspace's theme: its brand colour, dark mode, fonts and controls.
The style guide shows every class with code you can copy.
Start with the developer docs and the style guide, then talk to us about putting your extension in front of your team.