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@Hemesh Surana I reviewed your submission and sent you feedback on it. I recommend you take a look at the feedback provided, and take time to implement our recommendations. In the feedback provided I supplied a link you can use to schedule time with me to discuss.

To help others who might find themselves in a similar position wondering, "what is the status of my submission?" or even "why was my submission not accepted?" I want to share a few resources that developers and marketers will find helpful.

• First, we have documentation about how to submit to the App Gallery. This guide contains not only instructions on the mechanics of submission, but also best practices which we recommend everyone follow: https://developers.ringcentral.com/guide/basics/app-gallery

• And we have a final checklist as well: https://developers.ringcentral.com/guide/basics/app-gallery-checklist

But let me summarize some key points all developers should follow:

• Submissions should be free of grammatical and spelling errors. Use Grammarly to help fix any copy you have written.

• If English is not your native language, consider consulting with a native speaker to ensure your profiles are well constructed, clear and of high-quality. If you copy and paste from a translation tool, that will not be sufficient.

• Ensure your profile speaks to RingCentral customers and their use cases. Help them to understand how your tool adds value to their RingCentral experience. If your profile is merely a way of promoting your service, without respect to RingCentral customer-specific needs, it is unlikely the profile will be published.

• Make sure your content is not promoting a RingCentral competitor. While we don't reject profiles on this alone as we are an open platform and recognize our customers use products produced by competitors, one should not copy and paste their App Gallery profile directly from one they have written for another marketplace. Please customize your content to be RingCentral focused and specific.

• Provide installation instructions.

• Make sure your profile is sufficiently descriptive. If you have only written a couple of sentences or bullet points, that is not likely to be enough for RingCentral customers to make an informed decision about whether your product will meet their needs.

In summary - quality really matters as it reflects not only on us, but upon the vendors in our App Gallery. Our goal is to showcase the amazing and truly excellent integrations built by our developers, and a profile is a customer's first exposure to your company and product. If it is of poor quality, it will not appeal to a discerning RingCentral customer.