Prerequisites To login to any Manifest application, you must have a provisioned user license and have already completed your user setup in the Manifest Web Application. To login using Microsoft Active Directory, your domain must have been preconfigured and enabled with an existing Azure account by the Security Administrator. Logging in on the Manifest Web […]
So you’ve been provisioned as a Manifest user, assigned your role(s) – and are now wondering, ‘what should I be able to do and see?’
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User Invitation When a new user is provisioned with a Manifest user license, a system-generated welcome email will be sent to the user’s email address. The welcome email includes the following information: The welcome email will also include information about what role(s) the user has been assigned by their Security Administrator and contact details for
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Creating and Managing Templates Create a new template To create a new template on the iPadOS application, you must be in AR Mode. From Asset Detail View, select the Templates icon in the upper right-hand corner of the screen Select AUTHOR IN AR from the Templates dropdown in the bottom right-hand corner of the dropdown
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Creating and Managing Templates Authoring templates in the Manifest 3D application allows users to work hands-free while creating step-by-step instructions. If you plan to spatially anchor 3D content (step markers, leader lines, pen notes, or meters) – these must be authored using the 3D application. IMPORTANT! Before authoring any 3D content, be sure you have
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The Web Application Dashboard – or what we call “Home” is a centralized place that gives a snapshot of not only the activity to the specific user but also around the overall Activity within the domain.
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Authoring is a term we use to describe how a template is created in Manifest. An Author could be a subject matter expert knowledgeable about specific procedures and equipment, or a user responsible for generating standardized work processes for an organization. Authoring can be done while you work, with an experienced operator documenting the work
Prerequisites Manifest supports Single Sign-on (SSO) using Okta. To get started you need the following items: An Okta account with an active subscription The following role to the client Okta account: Administrator The following role to the Manifest application: System administrator Adding the Manifest application to your Okta tenant Go to okta-devok12.okta.com Click on Sign-Up
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Manifest supports Single Sign-on (SSO) using Okta.
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Prerequisites Currently, Manifest only supports Single Sign-on (SSO) using Azure Active Directory. To get started you need the following items: Adding the Manifest application to your Azure AD tenant Configuring Manifest with your client Azure AD
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3D Models are associated and added to Manifest through the entity type: Asset Class.
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Overview 3D Models are a great way to aid Operators when previewing or performing a Job or learning about a new type of equipment. Manifest lends various tools across each platform enabling Authors to enhance the contextual experience – whether by use of a digital twin (at scale model), or by augmenting Job Step instructions
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The Guided Tour is an automated tour of the Manifest 3D application presented by Mani, our Manifest expert.
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About the Locations window Locations are a great way to organize work and data within Manifest. While typically, a Location is a physical location – such as a specific plant, a discrete part of a facility, or a geographical location such as a city, Locations can also be used to segment different groups within the
The Dashboard is a centralized place for users to easily access items they need to get to work using Manifest, and to do so quickly.
About To use the Manifest 3D application, it’s helpful to understand the basic navigation, input, and user interface (UI) tools. Familiarizing yourself with these fundamentals will help you operate Manifest with ease and help you to complete tutorials as you learn about more advanced features. Device Navigation Before you get started, you’ll want to acquaint yourself with the available navigation and input tools for your device and how they are used to interact with the Manifest 3D application. HoloLens interactions To
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