Onboard participants

Follow this path if you are onboarding participants onto the network as an institute, employer, NGO or government department. It explains what aggregators do, how the Aggregator DPG is built, and how to install and configure it.

1

Introduction

The minimum shared context — what the Blue Dots Economy is and why it exists.

2

Aggregators

What aggregators do, and how the Aggregator DPG brings participants and their signals onto the network.

3

The Blue Dot Lifecycle

The seven steps your participants walk, and the one step you own — Blue Dot Verified.

4

Participant Profiles

The three participant types and the fields each one carries.

5

Aggregator DPG Architecture

Internals of the aggregator-facing app — API, portal and background worker.

6

Aggregator DPG Setup

Install, migrate and run the Aggregator API, web portal and worker.

7

Keycloak Setup

Register the service client the Aggregator authenticates with.

8

Configuration

How configuration-as-code works across the Blue Dots DPGs, and where each value lives.

Go deeper

API ConventionsReference for the Signals and Aggregator endpoints, auth headers and error conventions.

GlossaryPrecise definitions of the Blue Dots vocabulary, used identically in product, docs and code.

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