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The Cortex Plugin Marketplace allows you to discover, view, and install pre-made plugins directly into your Cortex workspace. These plugins are designed to extend platform functionality by integrating with third-party tools or surfacing custom data and dashboards. The Marketplace features Cortex-built plugins, but you can also install community-built plugins.

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Available plugins

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Cortex-built plugins

To access plugins in Cortex, select Plugins from the main sidebar. Select the Marketplace tab, then click Details to learn more about the plugin, including version, last updated date, and documentation. The 'Marketplace' tab in the Cortex UI displays all available Cortex-built plugins. The following plugins are available in the Cortex Plugin Marketplace:
  • PagerDuty Incidents - View an entity’s recent open and resolved PagerDuty incidents, escalation policies, and responders
  • Confluence - View Confluence assets associated with an entity.
  • ServiceNow Incidents - Display ServiceNow incidents filed against a given entity.
  • SonarQube Issues - View and comment on SonarQube issues associated with an entity.
  • CloudForecast - Show current highlights from CloudForecast reports in your Cortex entities, and link back to the full report in CloudForecast.

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Partner-built plugins

Partner plugins are built and supported by the partners who developed them. The following plugins are available:
  • Spacelift - View information from your Spacelift account, including total stacks, healthy stacks, total resources, and total runs. For each individual stack, see its repository, branch, last trigger date, status, runs, success and failure information, and resources. Click a stack to go directly to the stack in Spacelift.

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Installing a plugin from the Cortex Plugin Marketplace

Follow the steps below to install a Cortex-built plugin from the Marketplace.
  1. From the main sidebar, select Plugins.
  2. Select the Marketplace tab.
  3. Locate the plugin you want to install, then click Install. The Plugin successfully installed window opens.
  4. Click Close.
  5. Optionally, click Details to view more information about the plugin.
     The 'Details' link on a plugin card.
Last modified on September 9, 2026