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# Toolbar Items

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**Audience:** Developers & Solution Architects

**Purpose:** Explains how plugin toolbar items work in <code class="expression">space.vars.Kizen\_company\_name</code> and how they can be used to trigger plugin actions from the application toolbar.
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## Overview

Plugin toolbar items are actions that can be added to the top-level navigation bar in the application. When a plugin app registers a toolbar item, it becomes available in the toolbar builder and can be configured by each individual user, or as part of a toolbar template for the business.

When clicked, the toolbar item runs a single plugin script that can perform any action the plugin runner is capable of. For example:

* Navigate within <code class="expression">space.vars.Kizen\_company\_name</code> to a specific page
* Open an embedded [floating frame](/docs/integrations-and-plugins/plugin-development/floating-frames.md)
* Run JavaScript code that combines complex events, such as calls to the <code class="expression">space.vars.Kizen\_company\_name</code> API or external services&#x20;

If a plugin is disabled for a business, any associated toolbar items will be hidden until the plugin is re-enabled.

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## What's Next?

Next, continue to [Floating Frames](/docs/integrations-and-plugins/plugin-development/floating-frames.md) to learn how plugins can display interactive, positionable overlays in <code class="expression">space.vars.Kizen\_company\_name</code>, embed external content, and respond to user actions and data events.

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<summary>Related Topics</summary>

* [Plugin Development](/docs/integrations-and-plugins/plugin-development.md)
* [Floating Frames](/docs/integrations-and-plugins/plugin-development/floating-frames.md)
* [Embedded Pages](/docs/integrations-and-plugins/plugin-development/embedded-pages.md)
* [Embedded Blocks](/docs/integrations-and-plugins/plugin-development/embedded-blocks.md)
* [Data Adornments](/docs/integrations-and-plugins/plugin-development/data-adornments.md)
* [Cookies](/docs/integrations-and-plugins/plugin-development/cookies.md)

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