# Marketplace

The [Universal Dashboard Marketplace](https://marketplace.universaldashboard.io/) is a PowerShell Gallery module aggregator. It synchronizes with the PowerShell Gallery on an hourly basis to find modules that can be used with Universal Dashboard.

## Installing Components from the Gallery

### Automatic Install from the Marketplace

Within PowerShell Universal, you can access the Universal Dashboard Marketplace by navigating to the Dashboards page and clicking the Marketplace button in the top right.

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Once installed, the component will be listed on the Dashboard Components page. You can access this by clicking Dashboards and then the Components button in the top right.

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To add the component to a dashboard, navigate to the Dashboard Details and then click the Add Component button. 

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The drawer will show which components are already added and which components can be added. Click the add button to activate the component for the dashboard.

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### Manual Install from the PowerShell Gallery

You can install any of the components from the Marketplace by using the `Install-Module` or `Save-Module` cmdlets provided by `PowerShellGet`. Since the components are just listed on the PowerShell Gallery, you'll be able to use their module name during install.

```
Install-Module UniversalDashboard.Helmet
```

Depending on how the components were installed, you may need to import the module in your dashboard file.

```
import-Module UniversalDashboard.Helmet
```

## Publishing to the Universal Dashboard Marketplace

You can follow the directions on the [Building Custom Components](/v3/userinterfaces/dashboards/components/custom-components/building-custom-components.md#publishing-to-the-marketplace) page on how to publish components to the Universal Dashboard Marketplace.


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