An account is a representation of an organization or a person (do not confuse with user) in the platform’s hierarchical business model. There are three types of accounts: provider (there is a single account of this type in the platform), reseller, and customer. An account can have two types of users: administrators and service users.
A type of user who is able to manage its associated account. Similar to a service user, an administrator can consume services purchased by the account associated with this user.
A software tool used by resellers to access the API exposed by the platform. This can be a specialized REST UI application, a script, or a command line tool (or a combination of these) used in the production environment and for testing.
This is the subject of the whole document set you are reading now. The CMP API is based on REST concepts and designed to enable Ingram Micro Cloud partners to integrate their management systems with the Platform.
A type of account that represents an organization or a person (do not confuse with user) that can purchase and consume services from its product vendor. Unlike reseller, a customer is not able to have its subordinary accounts or resell products.
A company specializing in making or selling software designed for mass or niche markets. In the platform, there are no resources that represent ISVs. They are known as independent software vendors that are responsible for the services provided by their cloud applications integrated with the platform.
This is a unique identifier of a product assigned by the respective service vendor. In the API, an MPN is used to differentiate products from each other when listing, searching, and ordering products.
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A type of account that is the owner of the platform. It represents an organization with users that manages the whole platform. Particularly, the provider creates the hierarchical business model, deploys services, and configures products for sales.
A type of account that represents an organization or a person (do not confuse with user) that can resell the provider’s resources directly of through its product vendor. Similar to a customer, a reseller can also purchase and consume services from its product vendor.
For an account, this is the provider or a reseller who created that account and provides products for it.
A type of user who is a consumer of services purchased by the account associated with this user. Unlike administrator, a service user is not able to manage its associated account.
A representation of a user who is associated with a particular account and can log in to the platform user panel to manage its own resources (as a service user) or its account (as an administrator).