Marketplace adoption
The Rival Enterprise Marketplace is your organization’s central, policy-governed repository for pre-approved AI assets. Instead of building integrations or automations from scratch, you can discover, adopt, and deploy solutions vetted by your IT and security teams.
Asset types at a glance
Section titled “Asset types at a glance”| Asset type | What it is | How you use it | Typical examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workflows | Complete, multi-step process sequences | Run directly on demand or on a recurring schedule | Ticket triage, lead enrichment, weekly digests |
| Agents | Goal-directed, autonomous AI workers | Adopt into your workspace to execute task-based roles | Research assistant, support specialist, code reviewer |
| Functions | Single, modular code executions | Attach to custom agents or insert into workflow steps | PDF text parser, SQL query executor, CRM record builder |
| MCP servers | Protocol-based external system integrations | Connect to expose entire external toolsets to agents | GitHub MCP, Jira MCP, Snowflake database endpoint |
1. Adopting workflows
Section titled “1. Adopting workflows”Workflows are ready-to-run automation templates. Adopting a workflow clones the template into your personal workspace inventory.
- Navigate to Marketplace → Workflows.
- Select a workflow card to review required connectors, runtime inputs, and human approval checkpoints.
- Click Adopt, or Request Access if the workflow is restricted.
- Access the adopted workflow in your Workflows inventory, fill in required runtime details such as file links or date ranges, and click Run.
For the full walkthrough, see Adopting workflows from the Marketplace.
2. Adopting agents
Section titled “2. Adopting agents”Agents are autonomous AI workers configured with domain knowledge, persona rules, and a specific set of tools to complete complex tasks.
- Navigate to Marketplace → Agents.
- Inspect the agent’s role description, permitted models, and attached tool capabilities.
- Click Adopt to clone the agent into your Agents inventory.
- Open the agent, provide specific task context or operational goals, and monitor its step-by-step reasoning and tool execution.
For the full walkthrough, see Adopting approved agents.
3. Adopting standalone functions
Section titled “3. Adopting standalone functions”Functions are individual execution modules written in Python, JavaScript, Lua, or Storm DSL. Adopting a function adds it directly to your personal workspace toolbox.
- Navigate to Marketplace → Functions.
- Review input and output schemas, language runtimes, and connector permissions.
- Click Adopt, or Add to Toolbox.
- Use the adopted function in two ways. In agents: open an agent, go to Toolbox, and attach the tool. In workflows: drag and drop the tool directly onto your workflow editor canvas as a step.
For the full walkthrough, see Adopting functions from the Marketplace.
4. Adopting MCP servers
Section titled “4. Adopting MCP servers”Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers are standardized system integrations that expose external capabilities, data resources, and prompt templates to AI agents over a universal protocol.
- Navigate to Marketplace → MCP Servers.
- Review the server’s exposed tools, authentication setup, and data access scope.
- Click Adopt, or Request Integration.
- Once connected, all tools provided by the MCP server automatically become available for discovery and execution across your authorized AI agents and workflow pipelines.
Approval statuses and request handling
Section titled “Approval statuses and request handling”- Approved (green badge) — pre-screened by your Enterprise Admin. Clicking Adopt grants immediate access.
- Requires approval (yellow badge) — restricted due to elevated risk tiers or sensitive system access. Clicking Request Access submits a ticket directly to your IT administrator’s review queue.