Stripe, Inc.

Gabriel Hurley

Timothy James Fontaine

Justin Tulloss

Kenneth Auchenberg

Esther W Lee

Michael J Kovacs

Dmitriy Gak

Yuliya Gorlovetsky

Katarzyna Babula

Bowen Pan

Michael Julien Kovacs

Mark Joseph Cavage

Brian Amaro

Caitlyn M Cawthron

Julia Chaves

Sandhya Jagannath

The disclosure generally describes one or more techniques for supporting deployment of application extensions for a client system.

Techniques for deploying application extensions for a client system

This disclosure provides techniques for enabling developers to create a single implementation of an application that is accessible via different types of surfaces. For example, a developer can develop a single application and, based on how the developer defines parameters in a schema of the application, the corresponding user interfaces and features of the application can be used on different types of surfaces. Moreover, the single application can be made available to install via a hosted network and installed without regard to the type of surface that is being used to access the hosted network.

Multi-surface applications

In some embodiments, after receiving event data corresponding to an event-based workflow, the computer system attempts to cause execution of the first step corresponding to one or more events; and in response to receiving an indication that execution of the first step corresponding to the one or more events has failed, the computer system resolves failure the first step in a manner that is based one or more execution criteria (e.g., failure criteria) that is associated with the first step.

Workflows

In some embodiments, a computer system is described. In some embodiments, the computer system receives, from a client application, a first request to access a collection of applications associated with an operation, wherein the collection of applications is associated with at least one third-party entity. In some embodiments, the computer system receives a selection of an application associated with a third-party entity from the collection of applications. In some embodiments, in response to receiving the selection, the computer system identifies a set of data comprising an aggregation of data stored on a plurality of databases required to perform the operation associated with the application. In some embodiments, the computer system determines that the application has access to the aggregation of data. In some embodiments, the computer sends a request to perform the operation to the application. In some embodiments, the computer system receives a set of results based on the performance of the operation.

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Gabriel Hurley