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VMware Cloud Partner Navigator

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source link: https://blogs.vmware.com/cloudprovider/2021/03/manage-user-access-to-metering-and-billing-in-vmware-cloud-partner-navigator.html
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Managing user access to metering and billing is easy to accomplish in VMware Cloud Partner Navigator. The metering and billing information that is part of vCloud Usage Insight and VMware Commerce portal can also be viewed in VMware Cloud Partner Navigator. That makes it easier for partners to check their usage from the same portal they use for managing their multi-cloud organizations.

Add a User to Your Organization in Navigator

To add users who will gain access to the metering and billing of your organization, you need to have a Provider Administrator role in Navigator.

To add a user to your organization:

1. In Navigator, after selecting your organization, click Identity & Access Management.

2. Under Users, click Add User.

Note: Make sure you that you link your email to a VMware ID. This will enable you to send a registration invite for VMware Cloud Services to other users. Check the VMware Documentation to learn more about linking your account with a VMware ID.

3. In the Users page, in the Email Addresses field, enter the email of the user who needs access to the metering and billing information of your organization.

4. Check the role(s) that you wish to add to that user.

Note: A combination of roles can also be applied.

  • Provider Administrator – Have full access over provider & customer organizations. Can grant roles to other users, manage customer organizations, and access all organizational functions.
  • Provider Operations Administrator – Can manage all cloud services and endpoints for provider and customer organizations and access all operational functions.
  • Provider Operations User – Have granular access to services & endpoints at the provider level while continuing to operate and administer customer organizations.
  • Provider Service Manager – Have granular access to services & endpoints at the provider level.
  • Provider Account Administrator – Access and manage specific customer organizations and all services within them.
  • Provider Billing User – Have access to the metering information of the organization to which the user is added. This role must be enabled for metering and billing information to be available to users added to an organization.
  • Provider Support User – Can access Navigator Support Center and send support requests.

5. Finally, click Save to add this user to your organization in Navigator. If the user is new to Navigator and VMware Cloud Services, they will receive an email invitation. Check the section Access Navigator as a New User to learn what to do after receiving an invitation for VMware Cloud Services.

Note: The on-boarded user has 7 days to complete their registration with VMware Cloud Services and access their account in Navigator. Until the user registers with VMware Cloud Services, their invitation will be pending, and it will appear in the Pending Invitations tab in Identity & Access Management, in Navigator.

After the newly on-boarded user completes the registration process, they will be added to your Navigator organization.

Edit Roles of a User Part of Your Organization in Navigator

This is how you can edit the role(s) assigned to a user:

1. Under the Identity & Management tab, select a user and click Edit Roles. To do that, your own account must have Provider Administrator role enabled.

2. Then, in the Edit Roles page, select or de-select roles that will be assigned to the selected user.

3. Finally, click Save. You will receive a message that the selected user has their records updated.

Remove Users from Your Organization in Navigator

If you have a Provider Administrator role enabled for your account, you can also remove users who will no longer need access to Navigator.

To do that:

1. Under Identity & Access Management, select a user and click Remove Users.

2. On the message that appears, click Remove. This user will be now removed from your organization in Navigator.

Access Navigator as a New User

If you are new to Navigator, and you have received an invitation to VMware Cloud Services, do the following:

1. Once you are added to an organization in Navigator, you will receive an email invitation to join it. Click JOIN VMWARE CLOUD SERVICES on the email you receive from VMware Cloud Services.

2. Then, in the VMware Cloud Services registration form, enter your country of business, first and last name, password, address and phone number, and relationship type with VMware.

3. Read VMware Terms of Use Agreement and VMware Privacy Policy and then check their boxes if you agree with them.

4. Optionally, check the second box if you wish to receive news and updates about Cloud Services from VMware and/or its affiliates.  

5. If your address is not complete, you will receive a message with a suggestion from VMware to change it with a more accurate address. You can either choose the suggestion or edit your address.

6. On the last step of the registration process, click SEND VERIFICATION CODE. A verification code will be sent to your email.

7. Continue with entering the code on the verification page and then click VERIFY CODE.

8. After your identity is verified, click CREATE VMWARE ACCOUNT.

9. Finally, click CONTINUE TO COMPLETE SIGN UP.

10. You will be then redirected to VMware Cloud Services, where you need to log in with your registered email and password.

When you open VMware Cloud Partner Navigator with your registered user account, you will only have access to what corresponds to the user roles assigned to you.

You are now ready to start using Navigator for metering and billing.

For more information about vCloud Usage Meter, go to: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vCloud-Usage-Meter/4.3/Using-and-Managing-vCloud-Usage-Meter/GUID-228A9D22-6993-4E2E-B14B-F30921339DF3.html#:~:text=vCloud%20Usage%20Meter%20is%20a,on%20a%20vCenter%20Server%20instance.

For information about vCloud Usage Insight, go to: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vCloud-Usage-Insight/services/Getting-Started/GUID-7CBA1643-503E-4491-A5AC-814737CAE6CC.html

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