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Data Equity Developer Portal

The Data Equity Developer Portal is your branded destination for onboarding, guiding, and supporting builders across every tenant. Launch a full-featured portal with tenant-aware content, docs, and access flows without stitching together multiple tools.

Key Features​

  • Customizable UI Experiences: Serve localized homepages, docs, and CTAs per tenant or environment with out-of-the-box branding controls.
  • Self-Service Onboarding: Enable signups, approvals, and role assignments with guided flows that keep security and governance intact.
  • API Access & Credentials: Manage scopes from a unified interface; enforce policy via roles (user, admin, tenant-admin, etc.).
  • Interactive Documentation: Ship reference docs, quickstarts, and SDK links with live try-it capabilities and mock endpoints.
  • Content & Home Templates: Start from prebuilt industry templates (payments, telecom, property, automotive) and tailor layout, hero, and CTAs in minutes.
  • Analytics & Feedback Loops: Track adoption, key usage, and doc engagement; capture feedback directly from the portal to improve developer experience.
  • Customization: Easily customizable to match your corporate needs.

Why Choose the Developer Portal?​

  • Faster Time-to-First-Call: Combine signup, docs, keys, and samples so developers can ship without waiting on manual provisioning.
  • Secure by Default: Tenant-scoped access, admin approval flows, and role-based permissions keep governance strong across orgs.
  • Built for Teams: Content editors, API owners, and tenant admins can collaborate with clear roles and draft/publish controls.
  • Customizable & Extensible: Tailor branding, layouts, and journeys; integrate your own APIs and policies without rebuilding the shell.

Start onboarding with the Data Equity Developer Portal and give every developer a clear path from discovery to production. 🚀

API Uploads Made Easy​

Skip complex packaging—download the sample ZIP, update its files, zip it back, and upload. The sample includes overview.json, openapi.yaml, and doc/assets folders as a blueprint so you can plug in your own spec and content quickly.