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# Management Console

The Management Console is your cloud-based control center for managing UMH Core instances. It provides a modern web interface for deploying, configuring, and monitoring your industrial IoT infrastructure without touching command lines or YAML files.

## Getting Started

1. **Sign up** at [management.umh.app](https://management.umh.app)
2. **Choose authentication**:
   * Email/password
   * Google SSO
   * LinkedIn SSO
3. **Create your first instance** and start collecting data

![Login Screen](/files/l5UD0N85bFCPfmF3HbWh)

## Key Features

### Instance Management

* Deploy new UMH Core instances with one click
* Monitor health, performance, and data flows
* Edit configurations through the UI or YAML
* Access Topic Browser and logs

### Account & Organization

* Company-level management
* User permissions and roles (Super-Admin, custom roles)
* License management
* Early access features toggle for experimental functionality

### Settings & Preferences

* **Advanced Mode**: Unlock power user features
* **Early Access Features**: Try upcoming capabilities like

## Authentication & Security

The Management Console uses Auth0 for secure authentication with support for:

* Traditional email/password
* Single Sign-On (SSO) via Google and LinkedIn
* Enterprise SSO
* Role-based access control (RBAC)

## Detailed Documentation Coming Soon

Full documentation including user management, team collaboration, API access, and enterprise features will be available soon. For now, the UI is designed to be self-explanatory - start by creating your first instance and exploring the features.


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