When the organisation is set up, you are able to manage applications and roles in your organisation.
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Connect applications
If your organisation has developed a Lequinox-enabled application that is to be provided as a service to your customers, discuss any requirements with your developers, or refer to to developer area.
To offer your application as a service to users in your own or another platform organisation, you need to add the following:
an agreement that is to apply to the use of the application.
a user group that is to be connected with the application.
a server account to identify the application in the platform.
an application that is referring to the application instance itself via the API key.
Discuss with your development team what you need to exchange in terms of integration API key and the like. (Roles and role accounts can be created via the application through the platform API.)
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It is most likely that, if you are offering an application as a service to your users, the users in your organisation
are managed via the application,
do not need access to the Lequinox console,
primarily need external roles and role accounts.
Even though external users can be managed via the Lequinox console, they should be managed via the application. Discuss with your development team what you need to consider with respect to application users.