You always have the opportunity to expand your eBiss system with your own plug-ins. The .dll's created by yourself must then be copied to the eBiss PlugIns directory. Stop the eBiss service briefly for copying. If you want to update plugins during operation, the Shadowcopy function might be interesting to you.

Usually you are using Visual Studio to create your own plugins with the following settings:

• Target framework: minimum .NET Framework 4.5 or higher
• Projectreference: Include in your project the eBiss.Api.dll from the directory of the 'eBiss.PluginSample'¹⁾ and put the eBiss.Api.xml parallel to the eBiss.Api.dll. Then you will get help in the code about some of the API methods and properties.