Your first login to Bosch Semantic Stack

At this point we assume you have received a confirmation email from the Bosch Semantic Stack support team containing the tenant ID for your subscription.

The tenant ID is important to know whenever you try to log in as user to one of the user interfaces.
In fact, there are three URLs where you can log in:

  • The Digital Twin Registry UI
    https://registry.bosch-semantic-stack.com/?tenant=<your-tenant-id>

  • The Aspect Model Catalog UI
    https://catalog.bosch-semantic-stack.com/?tenant=<your-tenant-id>

  • The Access Management UI
    https://portal.bosch-nexeed.com/?tenant=<your-tenant-id>

Compose these URLs by replacing "<your-tenant-id>" with the number received via email. Store the URLs in your key vault where you keep the password for your SingleKey ID - as only this user was granted permission to access the tenant’s data.

Take your time for a short, guided tour on the different UIs.

Digital Twin Registry UI

The Digital Twin Registry hosts the digital twins of your assets on a cloud infrastructure. You will be able to manage the digital twins registered for your tenant.

  • Log in with SingleKey ID at https://registry.bosch-semantic-stack.com/?tenant=<your-tenant-id>
    log in

  • The UI shows the current registered digital twins.
    DTR logged in

Right now there is not much to see, but you will learn how to populate your tenant with digital twins and aspects at Setup a demo scenario.

Digital Twin Registry roles

Roles needed for the Digital Twin Registry:

The module name displayed in the Access Management UI is Digital Twin System.

Aspect Model Catalog UI

The Aspect Model Catalog hosts the models which can be the base for the aspects of your digital twins. You will be able to manage the Aspect Models registered for your tenant.

If you are already logged in for the Digital Twin Registry, simply click the Aspect Model Catalog in the left navigation bar.

Alternative:

  • Log in with SingleKey ID at https://catalog.bosch-semantic-stack.com/?tenant=<your-tenant-id>
    log in

  • The UI shows the current registered Aspect Models and Namespaces.
    AMC logged in

Right now there is not much to see, but you will learn how to add complete Namespaces of Aspect Models at Aspect Model Catalog.

Aspect Model Catalog roles

Roles needed for the Aspect Model Catalog:

  • Viewer: Read permission for models

  • Model Editor: Write permission for models

  • Model Manager: Release permission for namespaces

The module name displayed in the Access Management UI is Digital Twin System Catalog.

The footer can be customized, and the UI might throw an error even in case you are not interested in this option. For now, you can ignore the error message.
For a productive scenario please update the footer - see Customize footer settings.

Shared Settings roles

Role needed for adjusting the footer:

  • Shared Settings Manager: Read and write permission for shared settings (e.g. footers)

The module name displayed in the 'Access Management' UI is Digital Twin System Shared Settings.

Aspect Model Catalog - Usage

Working through the getting started guide you might not really get in touch with the Aspect Model Catalog.
However, in case you start creating own Aspect Models and want to add them to the Aspect Model Catalog, here some tips:

Access Management UI

The Access Management UI hosts information about the users and technical clients as well as the roles granted to them.

You will be able to add and delete users and technical clients for your tenant. By assigning them to the existing roles you can decide who will be able to read or edit digital twins and Aspect Models for your tenant.

  • Log in with SingleKey ID at https://portal.bosch-nexeed.com?tenant=/?tenant=<your-tenant-id>
    log in

  • The UI shows an empty dashboard.
    Navigate to Access Management > Users and click for example on your user to see details.
    your user

You will learn how to continue at Add a module to your tenant.

Access Management roles

Roles needed for the Access Management:

  • Web Portal User: Access to Nexeed Web Portal

  • Web Portal Admin: Configure Nexeed Web Portal for the own tenant, e.g. footer or privacy configuration

  • User Reader: Read users, groups, and modules.

  • Module Manager: Manage modules including registration and removal.

  • Access Manager: Manage users, roles and groups as well as their respective privileges and relations.