# Wrap Up: Plugin Store[¶](https://knowledge.dataiku.com/latest/courses/plugin-store/course-complete.html#wrap-up-plugin-store "Permalink to this headline")

## Congratulations![¶](https://knowledge.dataiku.com/latest/courses/plugin-store/course-complete.html#congratulations "Permalink to this headline")

You’ve just completed the **Plugin Store** course. To recap, here are a few of the main takeaways from this course:

* A plugin in Dataiku DSS can contain one or more components. Each component exposes a single type of Dataiku element such as a dataset, webapp, or processor.

* A plugin’s documentation can be found on the Plugins page of the Dataiku website.

* You can access plugins in Dataiku DSS by installing from the plugin store, developing within DSS, uploading .zip packages, and fetching from a git repository.

* To access the store, choose Plugins from the Apps menu in your DSS instance.

* The list of plugins in the store will vary, depending on your version of Dataiku DSS. You can filter this list based on categories such as tags, installation status, and support coverage.

* To install, develop, and customize plugins on a DSS instance, you must be an admin or have the rights assigned to you by an admin.

* Once a plugin is installed on an instance, it is available to all users on that instance.

* How you use a plugin will depend on the component that you’re using. For instance, some components like processors can be accessed through the Prepare recipe. Others like recipe components can be accessed from the Flow or Actions sidebar.

## Learn More[¶](https://knowledge.dataiku.com/latest/courses/plugin-store/course-complete.html#learn-more "Permalink to this headline")

Now that you know how to use plugins, you may want to create your own. For that, see the Plugin Development course in the Developer learning path.

Otherwise, move on to the Flow Views & Actions course in the Advanced Designer Learning path!
