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Orientation

What Ledger Enterprise does, how the interface is laid out, and what you need before your first task.

Ledger Enterprise is where your organization holds and moves digital assets under Rules it defines. You work in a Workspace: your Accounts, your people, your governance, your history.

What you need

  • Your security device, initialized and paired with your Workspace. See Your security device.

  • A role. Your role decides which sections you see and which actions you can take.

The layout

Everything is reached from the left-hand navigation. Accounts and Requests are at the top. Governance holds Policies, Whitelists, Workspace and Portfolios. User management holds Users and Groups. Tools holds Reports and Connect. What you see depends on your role and on which capabilities your Workspace uses, so your list may be shorter than this.

Section
What it is for
Who sees it

Accounts

Your holdings, balances, history, and per-Account Rules

Everyone

Requests

All Requests you have a view on. Everything awaiting approval, including what is waiting on you

Everyone

Policies

Reusable governance Rule sets that Accounts adopt

Master Administrators write, Administrators and Operators read

Whitelists

Governed lists of permitted destination addresses

Master Administrators write, Administrators and Operators read

Workspace

Workspace-level governance, certificates, and external signers

Administrators

Portfolios

Groupings of Accounts. Operators linked as Read-only users can view the Accounts of a Portfolio

Administrators read, Master Administrators manage

Users

People in the Workspace, and invitations to join

Administrators

Groups

Named sets of Operators, usable in Rules instead of naming individuals

Administrators

Reports

Exports of your activity

Everyone

Connect

Links your Accounts to dapps

Operators

Note: If a section is missing, it is either not available to your role or not enabled for your Workspace. Your account manager can confirm which.

Inside an Account

An Account opens on tabs. Which tabs appear depends on the asset and on your permissions on the Account:

Tab
Shows

Overview

Balances and a summary

Operations

The full operation history

UTXOs

The individual unspent outputs, on Bitcoin and similar networks

Token accounts

Token Accounts attached to this Account

Linked accounts

The same address on other EVM networks

Staking

Positions and staking actions, where the asset supports it

Messages

Message signatures. The tab shows only when a Rule of the Account lets you sign messages

Rules

The governance Rules applying to this Account

Account info

Identity details, including the derivation path

Notifications

While the interface is open, it shows pop-up notifications about events that concern you. A pop-up closes by itself after 5 to 12 seconds. The interface does not show a missed pop-up again. To find the Requests that wait for you, open Requests.

Select a Request pop-up to open the Request. Select a user pop-up to open Users, and a report pop-up to open Reports.

Pop-up
When it shows
Who gets it

Approval required

A Request reaches an approval step

For a transaction or message signature Request, the Approvers of that step. For any other Request, every Administrator. Never the Creator

Request executed

A Request received its approvals and was executed

For a transaction or message signature Request, the Creator and the Approvers. For any other Request, every Administrator

Request rejected

A Request was rejected

For a transaction or message signature Request, the Creator and the Approvers of the steps reached so far. For any other Request, every Administrator. Never the user who rejected it

Request failed

A Request failed

For a transaction or message signature Request, the Creator and the Approvers of the steps reached so far. For any other Request, every Administrator

Operation confirmed

A transaction was confirmed on-chain

Every user who can see the sending Account

Operation dropped

A transaction no longer progresses on-chain

Every user who can see the sending Account

Operation failed

The processing of a transaction failed

Every user who can see the sending Account

Admin user registration completed, Operator user registration completed

An invited user completed the registration and waits for activation

Master Administrators

User suspended, Suspension lifted

A user was suspended, or the suspension was lifted

Master Administrators

Report ready, Report failed

A report is ready to download, or could not be generated

The user who generated the report

Your first tasks

  1. Complete your registration from the link that you received

  2. Read how governance works, which explains how approvals work

  3. Then either send or receive

If you work through the API, start with API users.

If you are one of the first three Administrators of a new Workspace, or one of its Shared Owners, start with Workspace onboarding. That key ceremony creates the Workspace, before anyone can sign in.

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