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When you encounter limitations while extending your integration using standard modules, adding custom functionality through code modules such as IronPython, Python, C#, or JavaScript is often a valid solution. However, this approach exposes users directly to the underlying code, which can introduce certain risks.

To address this, you can use our SDK to build and register your own modules within your Crosser Control Center environment. This capability has been available for quite some time, but we’ve recently enhanced and expanded the SDK documentation and also added a new module template package to help you get started.

Creating custom modules not only helps you protect your intellectual property, but also enables you to develop modules that can securely handle credentials and resources, leverage the built-in queue mechanism, and integrate seamlessly with the standard monitoring system.

The updated documentation is available at https://sdk.crosser.io

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David Nienhaus | Senior Solution Engineer

David is a Senior Solution Engineer at Crosser. He has over 15 years experience working with software integration and digitization projects for critical infrastructure.
His engineering background gives him the understanding and focus needed to solve customer use cases in the most efficient and successful way.