Your registered contact can contact the ACO-MS and 4i help desk to assign these roles.
BCDA credentials are formatted as a client ID and secret, which your organization will use every time it makes an API request and exports data. Production credentials are Personally Identifiable Information (PII) that must be stored securely.
+BCDA credentials are formatted as a client ID and secret, which your organization will use every time it requests an authentication token. Production credentials are sensitive information and must be stored securely.
Create BCDA credentials by visiting the API Credentials page in your model-specific system. Choose the BCDA Credentials tab, then select Create New API Credentials. You'll need to provide a public, static IP address for every system, including vendors, that will access the API (up to 8 IP addresses). It may take up to an hour for the allow list to be updated.
The BCDA team has updated our guidance for model entities managing their BCDA credentials in 4i and ACO-MS. Please visit Manage your BCDA Credentials for model specific instructions on how to manage and create BCDA credentials for your organization.