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When adding a custom app to Freshsales Suite, it's great that things are showing up correctly for the Contact menu. Regarding full page app support in Freshsales, it would be helpful if the documentation provided clarity on where certain features do or don't work. It's worth noting that using "freshworks_crm" instead of "freshsales" in the manifest seems to resolve the issue. It's always beneficial to have clear Installation documentation to ensure smooth integration and development.

To ensure you have the most accurate and up-to-date information, I recommend referring to the Freshsales documentation or contacting their support team directly.

Regarding the manifest file, it's possible that the platform has changed the way it handles app names or namespaces. If using "freshsales" in the manifest file doesn't work, but "freshworks_crm" does, it suggests that the latter is the correct namespace to use for your app in Freshsales.

To get the most accurate information and guidance specific to your scenario, I recommend referring to the Freshsales documentation or reaching out to their support team for assistance. They will be able to provide you with the most relevant and up-to-date information regarding app development and compatibility with the Freshsales Suite.

As of my last update in September 2021, full-page apps were not officially supported in Freshsales. It's essential to refer to their official documentation for the latest updates and features regarding their App Development platform, as platform capabilities may have changed since then. Your feedback on improving documentation clarity is valid and can be beneficial for both developers and users. Consider providing this feedback directly to Freshsales to help them enhance their documentation.

Freshsales supported custom apps in the form of "sidebar apps" but did not support "full-page apps." A sidebar app is an app that appears as a widget in the sidebar of the Freshsales user interface, typically accessible from various pages such as Contacts, Deals, Accounts, etc. This sidebar app allows you to extend the functionality of Freshsales by adding custom actions or integrations related to the specific page where it appears.

On the other hand, a full-page app would mean an app that takes over the entire Freshsales interface or opens in a new browser tab, providing a more extensive user interface and functionality beyond what the sidebar app can offer.

The app manifest for Freshsales would indeed need to use "freshworks_crm" to work correctly, as opposed to using "freshsales". This might be specific to the way the platform is organized internally.

Since the information may have changed after my last update, I recommend checking Freshsales' official documentation or reaching out to their support team to get the most up-to-date information on app development and supported app types. They might have made updates or introduced new features that allow for different types of custom apps.

1. Check App Installation: Ensure that the full-page app is properly installed in Freshsales. Go to the Freshsales app marketplace or integration settings to verify that the app is installed and activated for your account.

2. App Permissions: Check if the full-page app of manatoki requires specific permissions to function correctly. Make sure that the necessary permissions are granted to the app in your Freshsales account.

3. Refresh the Page: Sometimes, browser caching issues can prevent apps from loading correctly. Try refreshing the page or clearing your browser's cache and cookies to see if that resolves the problem.

4. Compatibility: Ensure that the full-page app is compatible with your version of Freshsales and any other integrated apps. Check for any known compatibility issues or updates that may need to be applied.

"Hey, I've been working on a custom app for Freshworks CRM, and I'm having trouble with the app's visibility within the interface. I've configured the manifest file with the correct information and set it to appear as a side panel app for contact records, but for some reason, it's not showing up where it should. I've double-checked the manifest, and it seems accurate. Any ideas on what might be causing this sitework estimating issue? I'd really appreciate any help or insights from the community!" 

In this scenario, "CRMPro" is seeking assistance from the Freshworks CRM community to troubleshoot an issue with their custom app's visibility within the CRM interface, despite following the documentation and manifest file configuration. 

I’ve run into a similar situation when trying to implement a full-page app in Freshsales Suite. From what I’ve seen, Freshsales mainly supports sidebar apps for specific sections like Contacts, Deals, and Accounts, but not true full-page apps. The tricky part is the manifest configuration, using freshworks_crm instead of freshsales has been the key to getting things working. Clearer documentation on these limitations would definitely save developers time. In my case, while integrating certain features related to construction estimating services, I had to adapt them to the sidebar format to make them compatible.

I’ve been exploring the use of VR in education too, and it’s fascinating how medical and technical fields are already benefiting from immersive training. I’m curious if anyone here has tried applying similar concepts in construction-related training or simulations, since that’s an area I work in through Blaze Estimating inc. Do you think VR could be practical in improving project planning or safety training?

I’ve run into the same confusion before Freshsales documentation can be a bit vague about what’s actually supported where. From what I know, full-page apps aren’t fully supported in every section, and sometimes the manifest values behave inconsistently (like you mentioned with freshsales vs “freshworks_crm”). Honestly, clearer docs would save a lot of trial and error.

It feels similar to when teams outsource construction estimation services New York you expect accuracy and clarity, but if the requirements aren’t laid out properly, you end up wasting extra time figuring things out yourself. Freshsales should really specify these limitations more openly so devs don’t get stuck in the weeds..

I’ve been really interested in how VR is transforming different industries, especially in education, medical, and technical training. It makes me wonder about its potential in the construction sector as well. At Blaze Estimating LLC, we see firsthand how accurate planning and training are crucial to successful projects. I believe VR could be a game-changer in areas like project visualization, safety training, and even client walkthroughs. Has anyone here experimented with VR-based simulations in construction to improve planning or on-site safety?