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Become a bitswrt hardware developer or software developer

Note:

  1. Follow the steps below to apply for a developer, activate a developer account, become a hardware developer/software developer, and finally apply for other resources according to needs. You need to contact sales or technical support for approval.

  2. Click the Apply For Developer Account button on the https://console.bitswrt.com/register page to apply for a developer account

  3. The page feedback is as follows, proving that the account application is completed and waiting for review (manual review within 24 hours)

    Your access request is already processing. You'll be notified when your request has been approved.

  4. Click the Sign In button on the https://console.bitswrt.com/register page. If you log in successfully, you will be redirected to the new page, which proves that your account has been activated.

Permission

  • Obtain project file download permissions, project code git permissions, SOM pin definitions, user guides, and developer guides: Apply for permission groups corresponding to project resources, code warehouses, and software modules (you need to fill in the business reason and contact sales)

Hardware Development: Project Resources,Permission Group

Software Development: Project Resources,Permission Group

All permission groups that can be applied for

View all permission groups that have been obtained

Microsoft Entra multifactor authentication

When users sign in to an application or service and receive an MFA prompt, they can choose from one of their registered forms of additional verification. Users can access My Profile to edit or add verification methods.

The following additional forms of verification can be used with Microsoft Entra multifactor authentication:

  • Microsoft Authenticator
  • Authenticator Lite (in Outlook)
  • Windows Hello for Business
  • Passkey (FIDO2)
  • Passkey in Microsoft Authenticator (preview)
  • Certificate-based authentication (when configured for multifactor authentication)
  • External authentication methods (preview)
  • Temporary Access Pass (TAP)
  • OATH hardware token (preview)
  • OATH software token
  • SMS
  • Voice call