[[["容易理解","easyToUnderstand","thumb-up"],["確實解決了我的問題","solvedMyProblem","thumb-up"],["其他","otherUp","thumb-up"]],[["難以理解","hardToUnderstand","thumb-down"],["資訊或程式碼範例有誤","incorrectInformationOrSampleCode","thumb-down"],["缺少我需要的資訊/範例","missingTheInformationSamplesINeed","thumb-down"],["翻譯問題","translationIssue","thumb-down"],["其他","otherDown","thumb-down"]],["上次更新時間：2025-09-04 (世界標準時間)。"],[],[],null,["The Looker Marketplace is a central location for finding, deploying, and managing [Looker Blocks](/looker/docs/glossary#block), [applications](/looker/docs/glossary#extension), [custom visualizations](/looker/docs/glossary#visualization), and [actions](/looker/docs/glossary#action-hub).\n\nYou can browse content on the Looker Marketplace from the following locations:\n\n- From the standalone Looker Marketplace instance at `marketplace.looker.com`\n- From the **Marketplace** storefront icon in the menu bar of your Looker instance\n\nThe Marketplace homepage shows popular Looker applications, models, and visualizations. This documentation page describes the different types of content that you can install from the Looker Marketplace.\n\nThe terminology of Looker Marketplace content differs between the two locations. See the following table for an overview of the different terms.\n\n| [marketplace.looker.com](http://marketplace.looker.com/) | Looker instance Marketplace | Description |\n|----------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| Applications | Applications | Applications, also referred to as [\"extensions\"](/looker/docs/glossary#extension) throughout the documentation, are built with Looker components that are developed through the [Looker extension framework](/looker/docs/glossary#looker-extension-framework). |\n| Blocks | Models | Models, also referred to as [\"Blocks\"](/looker/docs/glossary#block) throughout the documentation, are prebuilt LookML models, including dashboards and Explores, for a variety of popular data sources. |\n| Plug-ins | Visualizations | Plug-ins are visualization types that you can install and add to Looker's built-in visualization library. |\n\nNo permissions are needed to browse content on the standalone Marketplace instance; however, you won't be able to install Marketplace content for use with your Looker instance. See the [Using the Looker Marketplace](/looker/docs/marketplace#marketplace-permissions) documentation page for more information on the permissions that are required to install and use content from the Looker Marketplace.\n\nLimitations of the Looker Marketplace\n\nLooker (Google Cloud core) instances that use [private connections or that use hybrid connections](/looker/docs/looker-core-networking-options) don't support the Looker Marketplace.\n\nCustomer-hosted Looker instances may require additional configuration to access Marketplace data:\n\n- If your instance is on Looker 23.10 or later, the server that is running the Looker instance must be configured to access the public internet server that is running at the URL `https://static-a.cdn.looker.app/`.\n- If your instance is on Looker 23.8 or earlier, the server that is running the Looker instance must be configured to access the public internet server that is running at the URL `https://marketplace-api.looker.com/`.\n- The server that is running the Looker instance must also be configured to access the public internet server that is running at the URL `https://github.com/`.\n\nAdditionally, customer-hosted deployments that are using clustered instances must set up a [shared (network) file system](/looker/docs/clustering-looker#shared_file_system) to install applications or tools from the Looker Marketplace.\n\nMarketplace content\n\nFrom the Looker Marketplace, you can install and use the following types of content:\n\n- [Looker Blocks](#blocks)\n- [Visualizations](#visualizations)\n- [Applications](#applications)\n- [Actions](#actions)\n\nBlocks\n\n[Looker Blocks](/looker/docs/blocks) are prebuilt pieces of LookML that Looker customers can use as a starting point for quick and flexible data modeling. Blocks are designed to be plug-and-play, as long as you have the appropriate dataset in an existing Looker connection. You can [install a block](/looker/docs/marketplace) from the Marketplace, customize the LookML, and begin exploring.\n\nExamples\n\nFilter the [Looker Marketplace Directory](https://marketplace.looker.com/marketplace/directory?Type=tools) **Type** drop-down to **Blocks** to see available Blocks, such as:\n\n- [Google Analytics 360](https://marketplace.looker.com/marketplace/detail/ga360-v2) block: Understand how your users are engaging with your product or webpage\n- [Salesforce Analytics](https://marketplace.looker.com/marketplace/detail/salesforce-v2) block: Understand performance, prioritize opportunities, and close more deals\n- [BigQuery Information Schema Performance Monitoring](https://marketplace.looker.com/marketplace/detail/bigquery-information-schema) block: Monitor and Explore your BigQuery usage and performance\n\nGetting started with Looker Marketplace Blocks\n\nTo use a Looker Block, follow these steps:\n\n1. [Install the Block from the Looker Marketplace into your Looker instance](/looker/docs/marketplace).\n2. [Customize the Block as needed](/looker/docs/marketplace-customize-blocks).\n\nVisualizations\n\nPlug-ins are visualization types that you can install and add to Looker's [built-in visualization library](/looker/docs/visualization-types).\n\nExamples\n\nFilter the [Looker Marketplace Directory](https://marketplace.looker.com/marketplace/directory) **Type** drop-down to **Plug-ins** to see available visualizations. For examples, see the following visualizations:\n\n- [Aster Plot visualization](https://marketplace.looker.com/marketplace/detail/viz-aster_plot)\n- [Force-Directed Graph](https://marketplace.looker.com/marketplace/detail/viz-forcedirected)\n- [Gauge visualization](https://marketplace.looker.com/marketplace/detail/viz-gauge)\n\nGetting started with Looker Marketplace visualizations\n\nYou can [install a visualization](/looker/docs/marketplace) from the Marketplace and immediately select the new visualization type when exploring, building a new dashboard, and editing a dashboard.\n\nApplications\n\nApplications, also referred to as \"extensions\" throughout the documentation, are built with Looker components that are developed through the Looker [extension framework](/looker/docs/glossary#looker-extension-framework).\n\nExamples\n\nFilter the [Looker Marketplace Directory](https://marketplace.looker.com/marketplace/directory) **Type** drop-down to **Applications** to see available applications. For examples, see the following pages:\n\n- [API Explorer](https://marketplace.looker.com/marketplace/detail/extension-api-explorer) application\n- [Data Dictionary](https://marketplace.looker.com/marketplace/detail/extension-data-dictionary) application\n\nGetting started with Looker Marketplace applications\n\nYou can [install an application](/looker/docs/marketplace) from the Marketplace. and immediately use it in your Looker instance. You can also build your own extensions by using the Looker [extension framework](/looker/docs/glossary#looker-extension-framework) to use in your Looker instance.\n\nActions\n\nActions, also called \"integrations\", deliver Looker data to third-party services. Each instance's Looker Action Hub has built-in actions that Looker admins can enable on the **Actions** page in a Looker instance's **Admin** panel. See the [List of integrated services](/looker/docs/admin-panel-platform-actions#list_of_integrated_services) for a list of the built-in actions.\n\nYou can also set up a custom action hub that serves custom actions. See the [Building a custom action](/looker/docs/action-hub#building_a_custom_action) page for detailed instructions and guidelines on creating custom actions.\n\nOnce a Looker admin [enables an action](/looker/docs/admin-panel-platform-actions#enabling_and_disabling_actions) from either the Looker Action Hub or from a custom action hub, users can select the action when sending or scheduling data deliveries.\n\nExamples\n\nYour Looker instance has built-in actions that you can enable on the **Actions** page in your instance's **Admin** panel. You can also filter the [Looker Marketplace Directory](https://marketplace.looker.com/marketplace/directory?Type=tools) **Type** drop-down to **Actions** to see available actions. For examples, see the following pages:\n\n- [Airtable](https://discuss.google.dev/t/looker-actions-airtable/111778) action\n- [Azure Storage](https://discuss.google.dev/t/looker-actions-azure-storage/111500) action\n\nGetting started with actions\n\nRather than by installing actions from the Marketplace, a Looker admin must [enable each action](/looker/docs/admin-panel-platform-actions#enabling_and_disabling_actions) from either the Looker Action Hub or from a custom action hub. Once the action is enabled, users can select the action when sending or scheduling data deliveries."]]
