The ReportingCloud portal at https://portal.reporting.cloud/ is the web interface of your account. You design and store templates there, keep the sample data the template editor works with, create API keys, add subscriptions and watch how much of your quotas your applications use. Your applications can upload, list and delete templates and manage API keys with the Web API as well; the template editor, the datasource excerpts and the subscription exist only in the portal.

Log In and Read the Dashboard

Open https://portal.reporting.cloud/ and log in with the Email and Password of your ReportingCloud account. The login page also links to Forgot your password? and to Register as a new user, which starts the 30-day trial described in Creating an Account.

After you log in, the Dashboard opens:

Portal dashboard with service status, document quota and template usage

The first tile shows whether the service is running, such as "Service is running" with "No issues detected". The public status page status.reporting.cloud shows the state of the Web API, the portal and the backend, with reported incidents.
The second tile shows how many days your trial or subscription remains valid and its end date.
The other two tiles and the charts Created Documents and Template Quota Usage show the documents created this month and the templates in your storage, each against the quota of your plan.

The Side Menu

The side menu leads to every part of the portal:

Menu item	What you do there	Page
My Templates	Upload, create, edit, rename, copy, download and delete templates	Template Storage, Template Editor
My Datasource Excerpts	Create and edit the sample JSON data for the template editor	Datasource Excerpts
Transaction Monitor	List the Web API requests of the current month	Transactions and Statistics
Open Gallery	Copy sample templates into your storage	Template Storage
Manage Groups (Extreme plan)	Let external template designers work on selected templates	Template Storage
Manage Account	Subscription, quotas, password and API keys	Manage Account
Statistics	Quota usage per month	Transactions and Statistics
Official Wrappers	Find the SDKs for .NET, PHP, Java and Ruby	SDKs
Open Support Case	Contact Text Control support	Getting Support

Apart from the Web API Sandbox, the items of the Documentation section link to documentation pages. Two more items have no page of their own: Widgets registers the host names of the websites that embed the editor widget, the template editor as a JavaScript widget, and creates the script tag for each; the pricing page lists the widget for the Trial and Extreme plans, and the blog article ReportingCloud Editor Widget Released to Beta shows the steps. The Web API Sandbox sends test requests with the templates of your account; when Text Control released it in 2016, these requests didn't count against the document quota.

Find the Right Page

If you want to	Read
Upload a template, add one from the gallery or give designers access	Template Storage
Insert merge fields, merge blocks and image placeholders and preview the result	Template Editor
Make the field names of your data available in the editor	Datasource Excerpts
Create an API key, add a subscription or change the password	Manage Account
Find out how many documents your applications create, and with which key	Transactions and Statistics

Where to Start

Create an API key on Manage Account, so that your applications can call the Web API: Manage Account.
Create a datasource excerpt from a sample of the JSON your application will send: Datasource Excerpts.
Create a template and design it with the excerpt in the editor: Template Editor.
Merge it from your application, starting with the Getting Started tutorials.

Pages in This Section

Template Storage: upload and manage the templates of your account, add samples from the gallery and share templates with groups.
Template Editor: design templates online with merge fields, merge blocks and image placeholders.
Datasource Excerpts: create the sample JSON data that fills the editor's lists and preview.
Manage Account: check your subscription and quotas, change the password and create API keys.
Transactions and Statistics: find the Web API requests of the month and the quota usage per month.