Self Service Portal

The MATTR Self Service Portal (SSP) is built on top of MATTR VII APIs and provides an easy-to-use interface to effectively manage and oversee tenant management and configuration.

The SSP currently supports the following functionalities:

• Platform management: Manage your MATTR VII tenants:
  • Tenant management: Create, view and delete tenants. This capability is based on the Management APIs.
  • Users, clients & roles: Manage users and clients for your tenants. These capabilities are based on the Clients and Members endpoints in the Management API.
  • Custom domain: Configure a Custom domain for the selected tenant. This capability is based on configuring a Custom domain using an API request and verifying the Custom domain using an API request.
  • Monitoring: Query and inspect analytic events in your environment. This capability is based on the Analytic APIs.
  • Webhooks: Create a Webhook to subscribe to events. Available options are similar to those described for creating a Webhook using an API request.
  • DIDs: View Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) available on your tenant. This includes any did:key and/or did:web available on your tenant. Note that you cannot use the SSP to create DIDs.
  • Certificates: Manage IACAs on your tenant. This includes creating new IACAs as well as viewing and deleting existing ones.
• Ecosystem: Manage your Ecosystem:
  • Create and manage participants.
  • Create and manage credential types.
  • Publish the Ecosystem’s policy.
• Credential issuance: Manage OID4VCI workflow components and configuration:
  • Authentication provider: Configure and edit an authentication provider to be used during credential issuance flows. Available options are similar to those described for configuring an Authentication provider using an API request.
  • Interaction hook: Configure an interaction hook to redirect a user to a custom component during the credential issuance journey. Available options are similar to those described for configuring an Interaction hook using an API request.
  • Claims sources: Configure and edit claims sources to fetch claims from an external endpoint and use them when issuing credentials. Available options are similar to those described for configuring a Claims source using an API request.
  • Credential configurations: Create a CWT, Semantic CWT, JSON and mDocs credentials configurations. Available options are similar to those described for creating a Credential configuration using an API request.
  • Credential offer: Create a credential offer by specifying credential configurations and request parameters. This capability is based on creating a Credential offer using an API request, with some additional capabilities to share the offer with the intended holder.
• Credential verification: Configure mDocs online verification workflows:
  • Trusted issuers: Configure and manage mDocs issuers that can be trusted when verifying mDocs presented online. Available options are similar to those described for creating a trusted issuer using an API request.
  • Supported wallets: Configure and manage digital wallet applications that can present mDocs online for verification, and how to interact with these wallets. Available options are similar to those described for creating a wallet provider using an API request.
  • Applications: Configure and manage applications that can create mDocs online verification sessions, and how to interact with these applications. Available options are similar to those described for creating a verifier application using an API request.

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