User management

Learn about how Affective Computing manages both internal and external users.

From the perspective of Affective Computing by Virtue's framework, the following types users can interact with the platform:

• Internal users, such as clients or tenants who use the Portal. Typically, clients are represented by the team that develops the solution and tenants are represented by the team that consumes the solution, provides it to end-users, and observes its performance. Both clients and tenants can add users to their teams in the Portal.

• External users are the end-users of a Virtue-powered solution. Each end-user must first be declared (introduced) in the system using our APIs for EDAA™ (our underlying framework) to generate personalized actions for them.

As the type only indicates the functional role of each user when working with the solution, the same person can assume the role of both an internal and external user in the respective circumstances. However, they must be declared in the appropriate manner.

Learn more:

• Internal user management using the Portal: Managing users and roles

• External user management using our APIs: Creating and managing end users of the solution

Advantage

Both clients and tenants can invite team members to work on projects and contribute to building solutions.

Use cases

• You can invite a domain expert to help specify attributes or actions for the domain.

• You can invite a Product Manager who could observe the solution's performance for your end-users through the Portal's data visualization dashboards.