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VercelTony Pan1 min readrelease notesintro

Native Marketplace integrations now support custom environments

Summary

Vercel now lets you connect native Marketplace resources to custom environments, not just production, preview, or development. Scope the generated environment variables with the `--environment` flag or equivalent API field, and redeploy to apply.

  • Marketplace integrations can now be scoped to any custom environment via dashboard, CLI, or REST API.
  • Use the `--environment <name>` flag (e.g., `vercel integration add neon --environment staging`) to limit env vars to that environment.
  • Existing deployments are unaffected; a new deployment is required to pick up the scoped variables.
  • The capability is only available on Pro and Enterprise Vercel plans.

Teams that need separate resource configurations for staging, QA, or other custom environments can now manage them directly in Vercel.

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