- State demand and manage your requests for capacity.
- Read the opportunities offered to your company, and decline the ones you cannot serve.
- Read the introductions your company is party to, and confirm your side is ready.
- Browse Radar, ask about a Radar listing, and submit nodes for review by the GPU Outlet team.
- See which Radar nodes are being auctioned, and on what terms.
The contract
The full contract is an OpenAPI 3.1 document. It is served without authentication, so you can read it before you have a key:What stays in the dashboard
Some steps carry legal or financial weight and are done by a person in the dashboard:- Accept an opportunity and reveal the other company. The reveal commits your company to the success fee, so it is a decision a person makes in the dashboard. A key can decline, never accept.
- File an existing relationship claim. A claim carries a statement and an evidence file that the GPU Outlet team reviews.
- Deal invoices, receipts and success fee invoices. These carry documents and lead to payments.
- Sign agreements. Signing happens in a dialog on our signing page, has legal effect, and asks for your second factor.
- Accept a lot’s terms, bid, and open or amend a lot. The API reports that a Radar node is being auctioned; everything you do about it is in the dashboard. A decided lot’s outcome is not read over the API either. See Bidding.
Related
Authentication
Create a key, understand scopes and company context.
API quickstart
State demand and read it back, end to end.
Buyer workflow
Integrate a buyer’s planning system.
Seller workflow
Integrate a seller’s inventory system.