Provision
Register the things you manufacture. A registrar sets their provenance and serial namespace, and each thing receives its trusted identity on the factory line.
Provision devices at the factory, work with their attributes and telemetry, develop against virtual things, and deliver applets, apps and firmware — from the web console or the command line.
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Each step is its own app with its own permissions, and they share one record of every thing. Use as many as you need.
Register the things you manufacture. A registrar sets their provenance and serial namespace, and each thing receives its trusted identity on the factory line.
Organize the things you're authorized to use, then read their original attributes and telemetry region by region — only with the access you grant.
Build against virtual devices and shared simulation templates before hardware ships, then switch to real things without changing how you work.
Publish applets, web apps and firmware, sell them as Offers, and let buyers deliver updates through rollouts they review and start themselves.
Browse Marketplace without one. Everything else — your things, your team, your software — starts with an account.
You become its root user. Verify your email and set a password; adding MFA is recommended.
Create an organization, then invite people through Identity Center with the permissions they need.
Register models and things, try virtual devices in ThingLab, or get software from Marketplace.
Vendors publish Offers with their price, terms and compatible models. Browse without an account; sign in to get one for your account or organization.
Firmware releases and update rights for the models you run, delivered through rollouts you start.
BrowseSmall applications that run on your robots and add new behaviours.
BrowseApps for the handhelds your teams carry on the floor.
BrowseWorkspaces your teams open from the console, set up for your account.
BrowsePeople, services and devices only reach what they're granted. Teams work inside an organization with the permissions you assign.
Group accounts under one organization, add member accounts and set guardrails that cap what they can do.
Workforce users and groups sign in with permission sets you assign per account. Require MFA across the organization.
Give automation its own service users and roles for the API and CLI, separate from the people on your team.
Account actions are recorded as audit events you can search and inspect in TraceBook.
The fgai CLI and the in-console fgshell terminal use the same accounts, regions and permissions as the web console.
$ fgai auth workforce login Opening your access portal… signed in FactoryOperator · kestrel-robotics $ fgai org directory ACCOUNT ALIAS ROLE 111122223333 kestrel-robotics management 444455556666 kestrel-penang member $ fgai marketplace get --listing fleet-insights name Fleet Insights vendor Northstar Software price USD 29 per account per month