Step 2, Accessing dataspan.ai

dataspan.ai runs in a standard web browser according to the URL, user name and password provided to you by dataspan.ai.

Launching it displays a list of the Projects created in dataspan.ai, as shown below. When you first start using dataspan.ai, this page will be empty because no Projects have been created yet.

FYI: The left pane shows the following options:

Projects

Enables you to import data sets into your Project, define Concepts that teach dataspan.ai to generate the images you need and define Batches that generate synthetic data at scale. This is the main area where you will be working with dataspan.ai most of the time.

Storage

Enables you to define dataspan.ai access to your data repository, as described in Step 2, Accessing dataspan.ai.

Users

Enables a dataspan.ai administrator to manage user access, including adding new users and controlling which Projects each user can access. dataspan.ai enables multiple users to work on the same Project.

Security

Enables you to create an API key for programmatic access to the dataspan.ai API. You may contact dataspan.ai support (as described in Contacting Support) for the API documentation.

Your Profile

The bottom left corner of the page shows your user name. For example: .

Clicking your username and selecting the Your profile option displays your profile information and enables you to modify your security settings, such as your password.

Security Tab in Your Profile

Clicking the Security tab displays the following page, on which you can change your password, set up Two-Factor-Authorization (2FA), or generate an API key in order to access dataspan.ai’s API. The dataspan.ai API is out of the scope of this user guide.