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# Extensions

Les extensions étendent Remote Desktop Manager avec des types d'entrées, des outils et des intégrations optionnels afin d'adapter la plateforme à votre environnement et à votre pile technologique.

Les extensions étendent Remote Desktop Manager avec des types d'entrées, des outils et des intégrations optionnels afin que la plateforme puisse être adaptée à votre pile technologique. Elles vous permettent d'ajouter des capacités telles que de nouvelles technologies de connexion, des utilitaires externes ou des fournisseurs d'identifiants et d'espaces de travail sans modifier votre configuration de base.

Utilisez les extensions pour simplifier les flux de travail à distance, intégrer des outils d'administration spécialisés et prendre en charge des systèmes propres à un fournisseur, tout en maintenant une sécurité, un auditage et une organisation cohérents.

#### Sujets connexes

* [Onglet Outils](/rdm/fr/ribbon-menu-bar/tools.md)

#### Voir aussi

* [Devolutions Academy - Using Add-Ons](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/path/1916054/activity/2667049)
* [Blogue Devolutions - Remote Desktop Manager Add-on Manager](https://blog.devolutions.net/2019/06/improved-feature-rdm-add-on-manager/)


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