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The console

The console is the platform's web interface. It has two experiences, and which one you land in depends on what you are allowed to do.

Your workspace is about your own work: the connectors available to you, your own model and tool usage, your own API keys, and the setup instructions for pointing your tools at the gateways.

Administration is about the organization: what it is spending, what the budgets are, which connectors exist and who may use them, and who your users and groups are.

If you have administrative access, you can switch between the two from the account menu. If you do not, you simply have the one, which is a permissions boundary rather than a preference.

Signing in​

Open the console at the address your platform administrator gave you and sign in with your normal corporate credentials. The console uses the identity provider configured for the platform, so there is no separate account to create.

Finding your way around​

The console shows the areas whose backing services are installed and reachable. A missing section is usually a component that is not deployed rather than a permission you are lacking. See What you see depends on what is installed.

Contents​

  • Administration for organization spend, budgets, connectors, and tool usage.
  • Your workspace for your own connectors, usage, and client setup.