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Trimble Access Management

Getting Started

Environment Endpoints

Section titled “Environment Endpoints”

  • Stage - Stable Pre-prod environment (Uses Trimble Identity Staging and API Cloud Pre-Prod)

    • Documentation Endpoint: https://docs.trimblecloud.com/trimble-access-management/
    • Server API Endpoint: https://cloud.stage.api.trimblecloud.com/tam/
    • Playground Endpoint: https://play.stage.tam.trimblecloud.com/
    • Trimble Identity Endpoint: https://stage.id.trimblecloud.com

  • Prod - Stable Production environment (Uses Trimble Identity Prod and API Cloud Prod)

    • Documentation Endpoint: https://docs.trimblecloud.com/trimble-access-management/
    • Server API Endpoint: https://cloud.api.trimble.com/tam/
    • Playground Endpoint: https://play.tam.trimblecloud.com/
    • Trimble Identity Endpoint: https://id.trimble.com

1. Subscribe to “Trimble Access Management -TAM” Product

Section titled “1. Subscribe to “Trimble Access Management -TAM” Product”

  1. Sign into Cloud Console

  2. Click Developer Marketplace on the left hand side.

  3. Browse or Search with the search bar on the right hand side for the “Trimble Access Management -TAM” Product and click.

  4. Click on + ADD SUBSCRIPTION in the top right.

    The Subscribe dialog appears.

    • Choose ‘Use Existing Application’ if you have already created an application.
    • Choose ‘Create New Application & Subscribe’ to create an application first.

  5. Choose an application using the radio button on the left hand side. You can sort the columns.

    Note the Environment. APIs may have Prod and Pre-prod APIs to subscribe to. Use a Pre-Prod or Prod application as appropriate. Selected application credentials are needed for all Server API calls and starting up the Appliance.

    Click SUBSCRIBE.

2. Register Policy Package

Section titled “2. Register Policy Package”

In order to user your application’s appliance(s), you must either use an existing policy package (skip this step) or create your own. You must call the REST API or SDK in order to register a package.

3. Register Your Application

Section titled “3. Register Your Application”

You must call the REST API or SDK with a list of policy package namespaces that your application will be using. Note: An application bundle will not be created until the application has at least one valid policy package.

4. Evaluate a Rule

Section titled “4. Evaluate a Rule”

Playground

Section titled “Playground”

You can try out your policy with the Playground (can be found in the endpoints section at the top of this page) which will evaluate a decision in real time and can use your user or application credentials to query remote data sources.

Appliance

Section titled “Appliance”

In order to launch the appliance, you must pull the appliance image and run the appliance with the proper configuration settings. You can then use the local appliance to evaluate a rule.