How to use the Nevis ID Console
The Nevis ID Console is your central place to manage, monitor, and secure your Nevis ID environment. Everything you need — from watching live security signals to managing users and configuring your platform — is accessible from one interface.
What can I do here?
| Section | What you can do |
|---|---|
| Insights | Monitor security threats and track how users are registering and authenticating over time |
| Customization | Set up and manage your customization, security policies, and deployments |
| Identities | Browse, search, and manage the people who use your platform |
| Copilot | Ask questions about your customization and get answers and guidance on configuring your Nevis ID |
How to navigate
The left-hand sidebar is your main navigation. Click any section to open it. Sections that contain multiple pages show a sub-menu when expanded.
Getting around
- How to get started — Sign in and find your way around
- Insights — Security and usage dashboards
- Customization — Manage your platform settings
- Identities — Manage your users
- Terms & Conditions — Manage your environment's usage terms
- Federation — Configure SAML and OIDC connections
- Copilot Chat — Ask the AI assistant
Browser support
The Nevis ID Console is currently supported on Chromium-based browsers - for example, Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge - using their default settings.
Some areas of the console embed other Nevis administration interfaces (such as Advanced settings and Federation) and sign you in to them through an embedded single sign-on (SSO) flow. That flow relies on third-party cookies and pop-ups, which must be allowed for the embedded interfaces to load.
Browsers that block or isolate third-party cookies by default - such as Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari, or any browser used in a private / incognito window - prevent the embedded sign-on from completing, so those interfaces do not load. Use a Chromium-based browser with default settings to avoid this.
This restriction is temporary. We are working on a new sign-in integration for the embedded interfaces that removes the dependency on third-party cookies, with the aim of supporting a wider range of modern browsers in the future.