Sign in to the Developer portal and confirm the active organizationThe Developer-side unit that holds Campaigns, data access, and funds. Choose where to start from the purposes in the table below.
| Purpose | Place to start |
|---|---|
| Review submissions to your Campaign | Campaign → Reviews → Review |
| See data held by the organization | Data Assets |
| Find external data | Marketplace |
| Manage a program's credential and subscription | Account menu → API Keys |
| Check data charges | Account menu → Billing & Wallet |
A Contributor can inspect their own work and available provenance under Contributions. That personal view does not grant access to the organization's whole dataset or other people's submissionsThe record created when work is submitted.
Explore Marketplace
Search and filter listings, then read an item's content description and access conditions. No datasets listed yet means the current filtered view has no selectable item; inspect the filters. It does not prove that your CampaignA developer's data-production project and its settings has no delivered dataThe authorized output a Developer can retrieve, with its own delivery and access state or that every organization sees the same list.
A described access tier does not mean your organization already holds that authorization. The current limits on licenses, exports, and ownership transactions still apply.
If you find a relevant listing, note its title or ID, the data or version described, the intended use, and the access conditions shown. Ask your organization's administrator to check for an existing grant and the applicable terms. If access is missing, send those details and your organization to support for the assisted route; do not treat a listing or access-tier label as a purchase. Confirm the grant and matching subscription before creating a scoped Key and reading data.
If the filtered list remains empty, broaden or clear the filters. If there is still no item to select, ask support about the data you need and its intended use. An empty list cannot provide a dataset ID or grant, so stop before the credential and retrieval steps.
Read your own Campaign programmatically
For an eligible Campaign owned by your organization, an authorized credential manager can select it under API Keys → Create API Key → Campaign access to establish or reuse a subscription. An existing valid subscription can be selected under Subscription access.
Store the full Key securely, find the matching Subscription ID under Pull from, and request delivered records from a program. The API Keys page does not itself download them. If your account has no create control, ask an organization administrator to arrange an appropriately scoped credential; integration work need not be performed by the person who created it.
Data Assets and availability
Data Assets holds the organization's datasets and their packaging or publication flow. For an asset you can inspect, note its name, version and contents where shown, and its current preparation or publication state. An asset held by your organization is not necessarily listed in Marketplace; a listing is not a consumer grant. Confirm the applicable grant and terms before using it.
If your aim is to publish an asset, use the publication action and result available to your organization's authorized operator. If there is no usable action or the result is unclear, give the asset and organization identifiers to support; do not infer publication from the preparation count. If publishing requires organization verification, inspect Trust and Organization → Verification; passing verification alone does not list an asset.
Playground is not currently open. Additional funding or verification does not unlock its locked entry. Use the authorized API for data you can access.