The second section of this site will describe existing Wickr IO integrations that you have access to. The beauty of Wickr IO is that you can create your own integrations easily and quickly. Integrations can be applications (aka Bots) or interfaces to applications, and can be coded to communicate with Wickr users, groups, or other Wickr IO integrations on the Wickr platform. Throughout this document the term "integrations" will be used to reference these software modules. Wickr IO allows users to use existing and custom software modules to interact with the Wickr platform. The first section of this site will walk you through the installation, configuration, and use of the Wickr IO Integration Gateway. Wickr IO clients, or bots, are essentially applications that appear as Wickr bots to the Wickr clients.
Creation of Wickr IO clients is currently supported only in Wickr Pro and Wickr Enterprise and requires admin access to the Wickr admin console.
Access to the Wickr IO Docker distribution is public. All of the Wickr IO software is distributed using Docker images via the Docker hub. Wickr IO integrations interact with the Wickr client network through the Wickr IO client application. You will also find information at the end that will help you troubleshoot issues you may run into while using the Wickr IO Integration Gateway as well as developing Wickr IO integrations.
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This site contains details about using the Wickr IO Integration Gateway, existing Wickr IO integrations, and how to develop Wickr IO integrations.
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