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Admin

Learn how you can configure your VSM tenant.

The configuration of your VSM tenant is related to setting up relevant access controls and connections. This can be done in the Admin section of Value Stream Modeller.

To access the Admin section, log in to Management Dashboard, go to VSM -> Admin.

In the Admin section, you can find your Make settings, OE Tenant ID, and configuration tabs related to Datasources and Access Links.

Settings

The Settings tab contains tenant-level configuration that connects VSM with Make and external event sources.

Make Team

The Make Team field specifies which Make team your VSM tenant uses for scenarios and integrations. All value stream steps that run Make scenarios are executed within this team.

By default, there is always one team created for every Make organization. All users initially belong to this default team. However, you can create additional teams to logically separate Make scenarios and users according to the needs of the business. You can configure VSM to point to any Make team you want.

To set the Make Team for a tenant enter the name of your Make team in the Make Team field.

To join Make and be a member of the Make Team, users must be assigned to the user group that grants permissions to access Make. For details on user groups and roles, see the Users and Roles documentation.

OE (Orchestration Engine) Tenant ID

The OE Tenant ID is a unique identifier for your tenant. It is displayed as a read-only value and can be copied using the copy button next to the field.

You need the tenant ID when configuring connections in Make, for example when setting up a webhook or Orchestration module manually. The tenant ID is also the first part of a value stream instance ID and appears in the instance URL. For connection setup details, see Configuring a connection between VSM and Make modules.

Event-Receiver Endpoint

The Event-Receiver Endpoint section provides the credentials required for external systems to send events to VSM.

  • Source — the endpoint URL used to send events to your tenant. It is unique for every tenant and can be copied using the copy button.

  • Secret — the HMAC secret used to authenticate incoming event requests. Use the visibility toggle to reveal the secret when you need to copy it.

These values are required when configuring CloudEvents connections, for example in Postman or Make modules. For step-by-step instructions on establishing and testing the connection, see Events Authentication and Configuration.

Datasources

The Datasources tab lets you manage data connections used by your value streams. Use this tab to configure and maintain integrations with external data sources that your processes rely on.

VSM Admin Datasources tab with Celonis configuration
The Datasources tab where you select a datasource type and configure connection settings such as environment URL and token

Select the Datasource type from the drop-down menu and provide the required connection details. For example, to connect Celonis, enter the Environment URL and Token, then save your changes.

For step-by-step instructions on obtaining the Celonis environment URL and token, see Integration with Celonis.

Access links let external users open their Task Inbox without logging in to the Management Dashboard. For an overview of how the Task Inbox works for internal and external users, see Task Inbox and Tasks.

External users who do not have access to the Management Dashboard can access their Task Inbox with access links generated in VSM.

To generate an access link:

1

Go to VSMAdmin, and open the Access Links tab.

2

Choose Create access link.

3

Select recipient and expiry date

Select the recipient from the list and pick the link expiry date.

4

Choose Save to create an individual link. The link ID number appears after successful creation.

The Task Inbox is available outside the Management Dashboard so you can share the link with an external user. Each user gets a unique access link that allows them to view their inbox without authenticating or logging in to the Management Dashboard first.

Revoking access

For each access link, you can assign an expiry date upon creation. For security reasons, you might want to withdraw access earlier, for instance if a user leaves the company.

1

Go to VSMAdmin, and open the Access Links tab.

2

Revoke access

Pick the user's email for which you want to revoke Task Inbox access and choose the Trash icon.

From this point on, the person is not able to access their external Task Inbox and you can see the status revoked.

VSM Admin Access Links tab with user link list
The Access Links tab listing generated links with user email, expiry date, status, and options to revoke or open each link

For details on how to manage and use the configurations of the Admin section, see:

Additionally, in the Administration module of Management Dashboard, you can set up settings for tenant users and their permissions. For details, see the Users and Roles documentation.

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