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Review applies POLICY.md in the registry, and where this summary differs from it, POLICY.md wins. A listing says the integration worked with TablePro and met the policy when it was reviewed. It is not an endorsement or a security audit, and support comes from the integration’s author, not from TablePro.

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Labels

Every entry also shows By and its publisher, and a closed-source one shows Closed source. Archived is a status, not a label. An archived entry leaves the directory list and search, and its page stays with a notice. An author who fixes the problem can ask for it to return.

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Rules

The brand guidelines apply on top. Naming your product lists every allowed and refused name form, and Using the logo and app icon keeps a badge to a third of your icon’s width. Text and image limits for the entry itself are on Submit to the directory.

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Grace periods

An entry listed before the policy took effect has 60 days, counted from the day its author is contacted, to fix any problem with interfaces, private files, license, Safe Mode, disclosures, name or icon that it already had. Its page says so while the time runs. If the problem is still there when the 60 days end, the entry is archived. A later version of the policy gives existing entries 60 days from its effective date to meet a new rule.

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Removal

An entry is removed when its publisher asks, or at once, without contact or waiting, for malware, credential theft, hidden data collection or a deceptive install link. A removed slug is never used again, and its page answers 410 Gone. Review process says where to report one.

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Your text and images

Manifest text is released under CC0-1.0. Icons and screenshots stay yours, and submitting them lets TablePro show them in the directory and in the registry’s published data.