Customer accounts and users
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There are 2 types of accounts: a and a .
Both types of account are part of our GRIP platform. Grip is developed by KPN to provide secure and easy access to your (KPN) applications. Through the GRIP Portal you can manage your KPN application subscriptions and you can perform user management. The exact functionality you have in the GRIP Portal depends on the subscriptions you have for different KPN products. .
If you have registered for free for the , you have acquired a KPN Developer account. With this free account you also get a .
Are you interested to use KPN Things with your company? Or do you already have a MijnKPN Zakelijk account and do you want to add KPN Things to the products you are purchasing from KPN? Please contact our sales support through iot@kpn.com for more information. .
Do you wish to delete your account? Please send an email to iot@kpn.com with the request to be deleted from the KPN Things Portal.
Please attach a screenshot of your Profile page so we have the right information to remove your credentials from our system.
The Customer Details page can be reached through the account menu drop down (in the top right of the Portal interface).
This page shows you the details of the subscription you or your company has on KPN Things.
On this page you see the general details of your KPN Things account:
The customer details we have on you.
The unique Customer ID of your account. Useful when contacting support.
Log into the GRIP Portal as administrator.
If you have a KPN Developer account, you will be administrator in the GRIP Portal.
If you have a MijnKPN Zakelijk account, you should ask your local administrator for access.
Learn more about the account you use to access KPN Things.
To be able to create API Keys, you need to be an administrator in the GRIP Portal.
Then, open the Admin panel using the role drop down (#1 in the screenshot), click on Identity in the side menu (#2 in the screenshot) and click on Users (#3 in the screenshot). This brings you to the User management page. Now, click Add to add a new User (#4 in the screenshot).
In the following pop-up, fill in the details of the new User. Then click Add to create your new User.
You need to give your newly created User access to the KPN Things service before you can use it. For this, click on Services and roles (#1 in the screenshot), and click on Add a service (#2 in the screenshot).
A modal will open. Click on the checkbox next to KPN Things (#1 in the screenshot), then select the desired role(s) and access level(s) (#2 in the screenshot) for your new User and hit Add (#3 in the screenshot).
Then, click Save to finally give your User access to KPN Things.
When adding new User or API key for KPN Things, one or more Roles must be selected to grant the User or API Key a set of permissions. The below list shows the available roles for KPN Things and describes what levels of access each of the roles gives to the user in KPN Things.
Things Manager Admin
Full management access to the Things Manager
To Add/Update/Remove all objects, like devices, flows, destinations etc.
Things Manager Editor
Partial management access to the Things Manager
To Add/Update objects like devices, flows, etc., but not to Remove those objects
Things Manager Read-only
Read-only access to the Things Manager
To View all objects, but not to Add/Update or Remove any of those objects
Things Support
Access to the support pages in the Things Portal
To View all support pages and documentation
Finance Read-only
Access to costs and contract in the Things Portal
To View the predicted costs of the current month and items and discounts on your contract
Things Creator Admin
Full management access to the Things Creator
To Add/Update/Remove your own device types, decoders and scripts.
Things Creator Read-Only
Read-only access to the Things Creator
To View your own device types, decoders and scripts.
The GRIP tenant ID of your account, useful when starting to use .
You can add new users and manage your users in the GRIP Portal, which is accessible through the link: .
