Pre-Integration Preparation

This section describes the materials, technologies, and environments that each role should prepare before integration.

I. Account Registration

1. Go to the Account Registration page and follow the on-screen instructions to register a developer account. This account has the highest level of permissions in the developer workspace, so keep its credentials secure.

2. [Optional] Complete enterprise certification. For the detailed process, see Enterprise Certification.

Enterprise-verified accounts receive higher quotas for device credentials and virtual devices. Enterprise verification is therefore recommended.

3. By default, the platform provides each user with 30–100 free sets of device credentials. Contact the sales team to request a higher quota.

II. Create a Product

Create a Product

1. Log in to the developer platform

2. Click “Create Product”

3. Select the product category and type, fill in basic product information, and submit

Configure Product Functions

1. Add standard functions

Standard functions are platform-defined functions derived from industry-validated product requirements. Developers can select the functions required by their products. Standard function dpId values range from 1 to 100.

2. Add custom functions

If the standard functions do not meet the product requirements, developers can add custom functions. Custom function dpId values start at 100.

3. Configure module firmware

Select general-purpose module firmware provided by the platform. This firmware includes device provisioning, protocol communication, and device control.

4. Configure the control panel

Control panels are maintained by the platform, so developers only need to select the appropriate panel. If the platform releases a new panel for the product type, click Change Panel to upgrade or switch to it.

III. Next Steps

After creating a product, you can continue development as follows:

1. Hardware debugging (integrate and jointly debug the hardware device)
2. Testing services (obtain a product hardware test report)
3. Development complete