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Overview

1. Introduction​

1.1 What is the Developer Console?​

The Developer Console is a web-based platform that enables developers and administrators to manage their applications, API credentials, and team members in one centralized location. It provides an intuitive interface for:

Dashboard

1.2 Key Benefits​

  • Centralized Management: All applications and credentials in one place.
  • Secure Access: Enterprise-grade authentication and security.
  • Easy API Key Generation: Generate new API keys with a single click.
  • Team Management: Efficiently manage team members and their access levels.

1.3 Who Should Use This Console?​

  • Developers: Managing applications and generating API keys for integrations.
  • Administrators: Overseeing team members and organization settings.

2. Getting Started​

2.1 Accessing the Console​

  1. Navigate to the Developer Console using the Developer Console URL.
  2. You will be directed to the login screen.

2.2 Logging In​

  1. Enter your Email and Password.
  2. Click Sign In to authenticate.

Sign-in

  1. Using any authenticator app, enter your six-digit authentication code.

MS-Auth-app

Upon successful login, you will be redirected to the main dashboard.

2.3 Navigation​

The console features a sidebar navigation on the left with the following sections:

Click any navigation item to view that section.

3. Dashboard Overview​

3.1 What You'll See​

The dashboard provides a high-level overview of your console activity:

Recently Created Apps​

  • Displays your most recently accessed applications.
  • Displays app title and description.
  • Select any app card to view detailed information.
  • Select View All to manage all applications.

Getting Started - Documentation​

3.2 Using the Dashboard​

  • Quick Access: Click on app cards to navigate directly to application details.
  • Navigate: Use the View All button or click the applications card to access the full apps list.

Next Steps​

Continue to Account Setup for more information.