From c33f23b484ed46798d2bf8000e7e125d0b86c670 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Mark van Ments <35492184+MarkvanMents@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 25 Aug 2026 14:05:32 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 1/4] Revert "Revert "Add PMP DLP (#11807)" (#11810)" This reverts commit fdff88d095599e299b43a39a28717aa72a45b019. --- .../Download_Portal_Documentation.md | 338 ++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 338 insertions(+) create mode 100644 content/en/docs/private-platform/Download_Portal_Documentation.md diff --git a/content/en/docs/private-platform/Download_Portal_Documentation.md b/content/en/docs/private-platform/Download_Portal_Documentation.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..a495653b12f --- /dev/null +++ b/content/en/docs/private-platform/Download_Portal_Documentation.md @@ -0,0 +1,338 @@ +# Private Mendix Platform Download Portal + +## Introduction + +The Private Mendix Platform Download Portal is a centralized hub for accessing and managing Private Mendix Platform installer files, marketplace bundles, and container images. The portal provides secure, role-based access to platform releases, enabling users to download the necessary components for their Private Mendix Platform installation and use. + +This documentation guides you through accessing the portal, managing your downloads, and using the available features. + +**Last modified:** August 21, 2026 + +--- + +## Prerequisites + +Before using the Download Portal, ensure you have: + +* A valid Mendix account with work email address +* Access permissions granted by your organization's admin +* Network access to the Download Portal URL +* Appropriate permissions for the features you need: + * **Installer** access for downloading platform releases + * **Marketplace Bundles** access for managing component bundles + * **Image Management** access for viewing and exporting container images + +--- + + +## Selecting Your Company + +If your account is associated with multiple organizations, you must select which company context to use. + +### Selecting a Company at Login + +After logging in, the **Select Your Company** page displays all organizations you have access to. + +Each company card shows: + +* Company name +* Your email address +* Access types granted (Installer, Bundles, Images) + +To select a company: + +1. Review the list of available companies. +2. Click on the company card you want to access. + +The portal loads with the selected company context. + +### Switching Companies During Your Session + +To switch to a different company while using the portal: + +1. Select a different company from the **Selecting Your Company** + +The portal refreshes and displays data for the newly selected company. + +{{% alert color="info" %}} +The company switcher is only available if you have access to more than one organization. You can switch company context at any time during your session. +{{% /alert %}} + +--- + +## Viewing and Downloading Releases + +The **Releases** page provides access to all available Private Mendix Platform installer files and their dependencies. + +### Navigating to Releases + +To access the Releases page: + +1. Click **Releases** in the left navigation menu. + +The Releases page displays a table of all available releases. + +### Understanding the Releases Table + +The Releases table contains the following columns: + +* **Version** – The release version number (e.g., 4.8.2, 5.1.0) +* **Release Type** – The type of release: + * **LTS** (Long Term Support) – Receives extended support and updates + * **MTS** (Medium Term Support) – Receives standard support duration + * **Regular Release** – Standard release without extended support +* **Status** – The current release status: + * **Latest** – The most recent available release + * **Published** – Generally available release + * **Deprecated** – No longer recommended for new installations +* **Downloads** – The number of times this release has been downloaded +* **Release Date** – When the release was published + +### Viewing the Latest Release + +The latest release is highlighted at the top of the page in an information box. + +The latest release box displays: + +* Release version number +* Release date +* Direct **Download** button + +To download the latest release: + +1. Click the **Download** button in the latest release information box. +2. In the pop-up, select your platform: + * **Mac** + * **Windows** + * **Linux** + +The download begins automatically. + +### Searching for a Release + +To search for a specific release: + +1. In the **Search by [something]** field, enter: + * A version number (e.g., "4.8") + * Keywords related to the release +2. The table updates to show only matching releases. + +### Filtering Releases + +You can filter releases by Status and Release types. + +**To filter by status:** + +1. Click the **Filter by Status** dropdown. +2. Select a status: + * Latest + * Published + * Deprecated + +**To filter by release type:** + +1. Click the **Filter by Release Type** dropdown. +2. Select a type: + * LTS + * MTS + * Regular Release + +Applied filters can be combined. The table updates immediately when filters are applied. + +### Downloading a Specific Release + +To download any release from the table: + +1. Locate the release in the table. +2. Click the three-dot menu (**•••**) in the release row. +3. Select **Download**. +4. In the pop-up, select your platform (Mac, Windows, or Linux). + +The installer file downloads to your default download location. + +### Viewing Release Notes and Add-ons + +Each release includes additional information accessible through the three-dot menu. + +To view release details: + +1. Click the three-dot menu (**•••**) for the desired release. +2. Select: + * **View Release Note** – Opens the release documentation + * **View Add-ons** – Displays additional components included with the release + +--- + +## Image Management + +The **Image Management** page allows you to view, filter, and export container images required for Private Mendix Platform installation and use. + +### Navigating to Image Management + +To access Image Management: + +1. Click **Image Management** in the left navigation menu. + +### Selecting a Platform Version + +Container images are organized by Private Mendix Platform version. + +To select a version: + +1. Click the **Private Mendix Platform Version** dropdown at the top of the page. +2. Select the version you need (e.g., "2.8.0 (MTS) (Latest)"). + +The page refreshes to display images for the selected version. + +### Understanding the Component Summary + +At the top of the page, three summary cards display: + +* **Internal Components** – Number of Mendix-developed internal components +* **External Dependency** – Number of third-party dependencies +* **Mendix Backbone** – Number of core Mendix infrastructure components + +These counts help you understand the composition of your selected platform version. + +### Viewing the Images Table + +The images table contains the following columns: + +* **Name** – The component or image name +* **Category** – The component type: + * **Mendix Backbone** – Core Mendix platform components + * **External Dependency** – Third-party dependencies + * **Internal Component** – Mendix-developed components +* **Link** – The container registry URL for the image + +### Copying Image Links + +To copy an image registry URL: + +1. Locate the image in the table. +2. Click the **copy icon** in the **Link** column. + +The URL is copied to your clipboard and can be pasted into your deployment configuration. + +### Searching for Images + +To search for a specific image: + +1. In the **Search by [something]** field, enter: + * An image name + * Part of a component name +2. The table updates to show only matching images. + +### Filtering Images + +The portal provides advanced filtering for images. + +To apply filters: + +1. Click the **Filters** button next to the search field. +2. In the filter panel, select your criteria: + * **Category** – Select All Selected, or choose specific categories + * **External Dependency Type** – If you selected External Dependency + * **Backbone Type** – If you selected Mendix Backbone + * **Internal Component Type** – If you selected Internal Component +3. Click **Apply Filters**. + +The table updates to show only images matching your criteria. + +### Understanding Filter Behavior + +When you select a main category filter (e.g., Internal Component), additional dropdown fields appear for sub-type selection. + +For example: +* Selecting **Internal Component** reveals a dropdown for component types (e.g., operator, image builder, storage provisioner) +* Selecting **External Dependency** reveals a dropdown for dependency types +* Selecting **Mendix Backbone** reveals a dropdown for backbone types + +This hierarchical filtering allows precise selection of image categories. + + +### Exporting Image Selections + +You can export a manifest of selected images for use in your deployment process. + +To export images: + +1. Select the checkboxes for the images you want to export. +2. Click the **Export Selection** button. +3. Select **Cancel** to deselect all, or proceed with the export. + +An image manifest file is generated containing your selected images and their registry URLs. + +--- + +## Bundle Management + +The **Bundle Management** page allows you to create, view, and manage collections of marketplace components for your Private Mendix Platform. + +### Navigating to Bundle Management + +To access Bundle Management: + +1. Click **Bundle Management** in the left navigation menu. + +### Understanding Bundles + +A bundle is a curated collection of marketplace components with specific versions. Bundles allow you to: + +* Group related components together +* Standardize component versions across deployments +* Simplify distribution of component sets + +### Creating a New Bundle + +To create a new bundle: + +1. On the Bundle Management page, click **Create New Bundle**. +2. Use the search and filter options to find components: + * **Search [something]** – Enter a component name or keyword + * **Filter by Type/Category** dropdown – Filter by category + * **Supported Mx Versions** dropdown – Filter by compatible Mendix version +3. Or you can directly select the components from the list +4. Click **Save as Bundle**. +5. Provide the name of the bundle and click **Save** + +Your new bundle is created and appears in the bundle list. + +{{% alert color="info" %}} +If you see the message "Older Versions of The Components Are Available," make sure to select the appropriate component version before saving your bundle. +{{% /alert %}} + +### Viewing Bundle Contents + +To view the components included in a bundle: + +1. On the Bundle Management page, locate the bundle. +2. Click the bundle name + +A modal displays all components in the bundle with their Current Versions, Category, Supported version and Type + + +### Download bundles + +You can also download existing bundles from the Bundles management page or bundle details page + +To filter by supported version: + +1. Click the **Supported Mx Versions** dropdown. +2. Select the Mendix version you're targeting. + +Only components compatible with that version are displayed. + +--- + +## Using Tools + +The **Tools** section provides access to additional utilities for managing your Private Mendix Platform installation. + +To access Tools: + +1. Click **Tools** in the left navigation menu. + +Available tools can be viewed and downloadable based on your permissions and organizational configuration. + +--- From e8b926b99229ac57f0aabcaa41c5f2bb61d941e9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: katarzyna_koltun Date: Thu, 10 Sep 2026 15:47:18 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 2/4] renamed --- .../{Download_Portal_Documentation.md => pmp-download-portal.md} | 0 1 file changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) rename content/en/docs/private-platform/{Download_Portal_Documentation.md => pmp-download-portal.md} (100%) diff --git a/content/en/docs/private-platform/Download_Portal_Documentation.md b/content/en/docs/private-platform/pmp-download-portal.md similarity index 100% rename from content/en/docs/private-platform/Download_Portal_Documentation.md rename to content/en/docs/private-platform/pmp-download-portal.md From 606120783f08e0061bfac5f0557d36ef3a60771c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: katarzyna_koltun Date: Thu, 10 Sep 2026 15:51:52 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 3/4] moved to the install section and provided metadata --- .../{ => quickstart}/pmp-download-portal.md | 8 +++++++- 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) rename content/en/docs/private-platform/{ => quickstart}/pmp-download-portal.md (97%) diff --git a/content/en/docs/private-platform/pmp-download-portal.md b/content/en/docs/private-platform/quickstart/pmp-download-portal.md similarity index 97% rename from content/en/docs/private-platform/pmp-download-portal.md rename to content/en/docs/private-platform/quickstart/pmp-download-portal.md index a495653b12f..f9b6a71fa46 100644 --- a/content/en/docs/private-platform/pmp-download-portal.md +++ b/content/en/docs/private-platform/quickstart/pmp-download-portal.md @@ -1,4 +1,10 @@ -# Private Mendix Platform Download Portal +--- +title: "Private Mendix Platform Download Portal" +linktitle: "Download Portal" +url: /private-mendix-platform/download-portal/ +description: "Provides information about the Download Portal used by Private Mendix Platform." +weight: 15 +--- ## Introduction From f453aeff1243a53cd94d4ef0d563267eb5c699a9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: katarzyna_koltun Date: Thu, 10 Sep 2026 16:54:17 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 4/4] edits --- .../quickstart/pmp-download-portal.md | 270 ++++++------------ 1 file changed, 86 insertions(+), 184 deletions(-) diff --git a/content/en/docs/private-platform/quickstart/pmp-download-portal.md b/content/en/docs/private-platform/quickstart/pmp-download-portal.md index f9b6a71fa46..4fb27cc4fe2 100644 --- a/content/en/docs/private-platform/quickstart/pmp-download-portal.md +++ b/content/en/docs/private-platform/quickstart/pmp-download-portal.md @@ -8,151 +8,103 @@ weight: 15 ## Introduction -The Private Mendix Platform Download Portal is a centralized hub for accessing and managing Private Mendix Platform installer files, marketplace bundles, and container images. The portal provides secure, role-based access to platform releases, enabling users to download the necessary components for their Private Mendix Platform installation and use. +The Private Mendix Platform Download Portal is a centralized hub for accessing and managing Private Mendix Platform installer files, marketplace bundles, and container images. The portal provides secure, role-based access to Platform releases, enabling users to download the necessary components for their Private Mendix Platform installation and use. -This documentation guides you through accessing the portal, managing your downloads, and using the available features. - -**Last modified:** August 21, 2026 - ---- +Refer to the following sections for information about accessing the portal, managing your downloads, and using the available features. ## Prerequisites -Before using the Download Portal, ensure you have: +Before using the Download Portal, ensure that you have the following prerequisites: -* A valid Mendix account with work email address +* A valid Mendix account with a work email address * Access permissions granted by your organization's admin * Network access to the Download Portal URL * Appropriate permissions for the features you need: + * **Installer** access for downloading platform releases * **Marketplace Bundles** access for managing component bundles * **Image Management** access for viewing and exporting container images ---- - +## Accessing the Download Portal -## Selecting Your Company +To access the Download Portal, go to [https://privateplatform.mendix.com/](https://privateplatform.mendix.com/) and log in with your Mendix account. -If your account is associated with multiple organizations, you must select which company context to use. +If your account is associated with multiple organizations, you must then select which company context to use. ### Selecting a Company at Login After logging in, the **Select Your Company** page displays all organizations you have access to. -Each company card shows: +Each company card shows the following information: * Company name * Your email address * Access types granted (Installer, Bundles, Images) -To select a company: +To select a company, perform the following steps: 1. Review the list of available companies. -2. Click on the company card you want to access. +2. Click on the company card which you want to access. The portal loads with the selected company context. ### Switching Companies During Your Session -To switch to a different company while using the portal: +To switch to a different company while using the portal, perform the following steps: -1. Select a different company from the **Selecting Your Company** +1. In the left navigation menu, click **Switch Company Profile**. +2. Select a different company on the **Select Your Company** page. The portal refreshes and displays data for the newly selected company. {{% alert color="info" %}} -The company switcher is only available if you have access to more than one organization. You can switch company context at any time during your session. +The **Switch Company Profile** option is only available if you have access to more than one organization. You can switch company context at any time during your session. {{% /alert %}} ---- - ## Viewing and Downloading Releases -The **Releases** page provides access to all available Private Mendix Platform installer files and their dependencies. - -### Navigating to Releases +The **Releases** page displays a table with all available Private Mendix Platform releases. -To access the Releases page: - -1. Click **Releases** in the left navigation menu. - -The Releases page displays a table of all available releases. +To access the **Releases** page, click **Releases** in the left navigation menu. ### Understanding the Releases Table -The Releases table contains the following columns: - -* **Version** – The release version number (e.g., 4.8.2, 5.1.0) -* **Release Type** – The type of release: - * **LTS** (Long Term Support) – Receives extended support and updates - * **MTS** (Medium Term Support) – Receives standard support duration - * **Regular Release** – Standard release without extended support -* **Status** – The current release status: - * **Latest** – The most recent available release - * **Published** – Generally available release - * **Deprecated** – No longer recommended for new installations -* **Downloads** – The number of times this release has been downloaded -* **Release Date** – When the release was published +The **Releases** table contains the following columns: -### Viewing the Latest Release +* **Version** - The release version number (for example, *4.8.2*, *5.1.0*) +* **Release Type** - The type of release: -The latest release is highlighted at the top of the page in an information box. + * **LTS** (Long Term Support) - Receives extended support and updates + * **MTS** (Medium Term Support) - Receives standard support duration + * **Regular Release** - Standard release without extended support -The latest release box displays: +* **Status** - The current release status: -* Release version number -* Release date -* Direct **Download** button + * **Latest** - The most recent available release + * **Published** - Generally available release + * **Deprecated** - No longer recommended for new installations -To download the latest release: +* **Downloads** - The number of times this release has been downloaded +* **Release Date** - When the release was published -1. Click the **Download** button in the latest release information box. -2. In the pop-up, select your platform: - * **Mac** - * **Windows** - * **Linux** +The latest release is highlighted at the top of the page in an information box. The information box displays information about the release version number and date, as well as a **Download** button. You can download the latest release by clicking the button and selecting your operating system (Mac, Windows, or Linux). -The download begins automatically. +### Searching and Filtering the Releases Table -### Searching for a Release +To search for a specific release, enter a version number (for example, **4.8**) or a keyword into the **Search by [something]** field. -To search for a specific release: - -1. In the **Search by [something]** field, enter: - * A version number (e.g., "4.8") - * Keywords related to the release -2. The table updates to show only matching releases. - -### Filtering Releases - -You can filter releases by Status and Release types. - -**To filter by status:** - -1. Click the **Filter by Status** dropdown. -2. Select a status: - * Latest - * Published - * Deprecated - -**To filter by release type:** - -1. Click the **Filter by Release Type** dropdown. -2. Select a type: - * LTS - * MTS - * Regular Release +You can also filter the table by using the **Filter by Status** and **Filter by Release Type** fields. Applied filters can be combined. The table updates immediately when filters are applied. ### Downloading a Specific Release -To download any release from the table: +To download a release from the table, perform the following steps: -1. Locate the release in the table. -2. Click the three-dot menu (**•••**) in the release row. -3. Select **Download**. -4. In the pop-up, select your platform (Mac, Windows, or Linux). +1. Find the release that you want to download. +2. Click the three-dot menu (**•••**) by the selected release. +3. Click **Download**. +4. Select your platform (Mac, Windows, or Linux). The installer file downloads to your default download location. @@ -163,21 +115,16 @@ Each release includes additional information accessible through the three-dot me To view release details: 1. Click the three-dot menu (**•••**) for the desired release. -2. Select: - * **View Release Note** – Opens the release documentation - * **View Add-ons** – Displays additional components included with the release +2. Select one of the following options: ---- + * **View Release Note** - Opens the release documentation. + * **View Add-ons** - Displays additional components included with the release. ## Image Management The **Image Management** page allows you to view, filter, and export container images required for Private Mendix Platform installation and use. -### Navigating to Image Management - -To access Image Management: - -1. Click **Image Management** in the left navigation menu. +To access the **Image Management** page, click **Image Management** in the left navigation menu. ### Selecting a Platform Version @@ -186,159 +133,114 @@ Container images are organized by Private Mendix Platform version. To select a version: 1. Click the **Private Mendix Platform Version** dropdown at the top of the page. -2. Select the version you need (e.g., "2.8.0 (MTS) (Latest)"). +2. Select the version that you need (for example, **2.8.0 (MTS) (Latest)**). The page refreshes to display images for the selected version. ### Understanding the Component Summary -At the top of the page, three summary cards display: +At the top of the page, three summary cards display the following information: -* **Internal Components** – Number of Mendix-developed internal components -* **External Dependency** – Number of third-party dependencies -* **Mendix Backbone** – Number of core Mendix infrastructure components +* **Internal Components** - Number of Mendix-developed internal components +* **External Dependency** - Number of third-party dependencies +* **Mendix Backbone** - Number of core Mendix infrastructure components -These counts help you understand the composition of your selected platform version. +These counts help you understand the composition of your selected Platform version. ### Viewing the Images Table The images table contains the following columns: -* **Name** – The component or image name -* **Category** – The component type: - * **Mendix Backbone** – Core Mendix platform components - * **External Dependency** – Third-party dependencies - * **Internal Component** – Mendix-developed components -* **Link** – The container registry URL for the image - -### Copying Image Links - -To copy an image registry URL: +* **Name** - Shows the component or image name. +* **Category** - Shows the component type: -1. Locate the image in the table. -2. Click the **copy icon** in the **Link** column. + * **Mendix Backbone** - Core Mendix platform components + * **External Dependency** - Third-party dependencies + * **Internal Component** - Mendix-developed components -The URL is copied to your clipboard and can be pasted into your deployment configuration. +* **Link** - Shows the container registry URL for the image. To copy an image registry URL, click the **copy icon** in the **Link** column. The URL is copied to your clipboard and can be pasted into your deployment configuration. -### Searching for Images +### Searching and Filtering the Images Table -To search for a specific image: +To search for a specific image, enter an image name or part of a component name into the **Search by [something]** field. -1. In the **Search by [something]** field, enter: - * An image name - * Part of a component name -2. The table updates to show only matching images. +You can also filter the table by clicking the **Category** button next to the **Search by [something]** field and selecting one or more image categories. The table updates to show only images matching your criteria. -### Filtering Images +When you select a main category filter (for example, **Internal Component**), additional dropdown fields appear for sub-type selection, for example: -The portal provides advanced filtering for images. - -To apply filters: - -1. Click the **Filters** button next to the search field. -2. In the filter panel, select your criteria: - * **Category** – Select All Selected, or choose specific categories - * **External Dependency Type** – If you selected External Dependency - * **Backbone Type** – If you selected Mendix Backbone - * **Internal Component Type** – If you selected Internal Component -3. Click **Apply Filters**. - -The table updates to show only images matching your criteria. - -### Understanding Filter Behavior - -When you select a main category filter (e.g., Internal Component), additional dropdown fields appear for sub-type selection. - -For example: -* Selecting **Internal Component** reveals a dropdown for component types (e.g., operator, image builder, storage provisioner) +* Selecting **Internal Component** reveals a dropdown for component types (such as operator, image builder, or storage provisioner) * Selecting **External Dependency** reveals a dropdown for dependency types * Selecting **Mendix Backbone** reveals a dropdown for backbone types -This hierarchical filtering allows precise selection of image categories. - +This hierarchical filtering allows for the precise selection of image categories. ### Exporting Image Selections You can export a manifest of selected images for use in your deployment process. -To export images: +To export images, perform the following steps: -1. Select the checkboxes for the images you want to export. +1. Select the checkboxes for the images which you want to export. 2. Click the **Export Selection** button. 3. Select **Cancel** to deselect all, or proceed with the export. An image manifest file is generated containing your selected images and their registry URLs. ---- - ## Bundle Management The **Bundle Management** page allows you to create, view, and manage collections of marketplace components for your Private Mendix Platform. -### Navigating to Bundle Management - -To access Bundle Management: - -1. Click **Bundle Management** in the left navigation menu. - -### Understanding Bundles - -A bundle is a curated collection of marketplace components with specific versions. Bundles allow you to: +A bundle is a curated collection of marketplace components with specific versions. Bundles allow you to perform the following actions: * Group related components together * Standardize component versions across deployments * Simplify distribution of component sets +To access the **Bundle Management** page, click **Bundle Management** in the left navigation menu. + ### Creating a New Bundle -To create a new bundle: +To create a new bundle, perform the following steps: 1. On the Bundle Management page, click **Create New Bundle**. 2. Use the search and filter options to find components: - * **Search [something]** – Enter a component name or keyword - * **Filter by Type/Category** dropdown – Filter by category - * **Supported Mx Versions** dropdown – Filter by compatible Mendix version -3. Or you can directly select the components from the list -4. Click **Save as Bundle**. -5. Provide the name of the bundle and click **Save** -Your new bundle is created and appears in the bundle list. + * **Search by [something]** - Enter a component name or keyword. + * **Filter by Type/Category** dropdown - Filter by category. + * **Supported Mx Versions** dropdown - Filter by compatible Mendix version. + + Alternatively, you can directly select the components from the list. + +3. Click **Save as Bundle**. +4. Enter a name for the bundle and click **Save**. + +Your new bundle appears in the bundle list. {{% alert color="info" %}} -If you see the message "Older Versions of The Components Are Available," make sure to select the appropriate component version before saving your bundle. +If you see the message *Older Versions of The Components Are Available,* make sure to select the appropriate component version before saving your bundle. {{% /alert %}} ### Viewing Bundle Contents -To view the components included in a bundle: - -1. On the Bundle Management page, locate the bundle. -2. Click the bundle name +To view the components included in a bundle, click the name of the bundle on the **Bundle Management**. -A modal displays all components in the bundle with their Current Versions, Category, Supported version and Type +A dialog then displays all components in the bundle with their current version, category, supported version, and type. +### Downloading Bundles -### Download bundles +You can download existing bundles from the **Bundles Management** page or the **Bundle Details** page. -You can also download existing bundles from the Bundles management page or bundle details page - -To filter by supported version: +To filter by supported version, perform the following steps: 1. Click the **Supported Mx Versions** dropdown. -2. Select the Mendix version you're targeting. +2. Select your target Mendix version. Only components compatible with that version are displayed. ---- - ## Using Tools -The **Tools** section provides access to additional utilities for managing your Private Mendix Platform installation. +The **Tools** page provides access to additional utilities for managing your Private Mendix Platform installation. -To access Tools: +To access the **Tools** page, click **Tools** in the left navigation menu. -1. Click **Tools** in the left navigation menu. - -Available tools can be viewed and downloadable based on your permissions and organizational configuration. - ---- +You can view and download the available tools based on your permissions and organizational configuration. \ No newline at end of file