Trial - Information Management Services

Karen Weir

Information Management Services Trial

Whether your goal is to connect OpenText solutions to other cloud applications or to develop the next great application to manage specific business challenges, we want to be part of your journey.

Trial Agreement

Get an OpenText Connect account then register for a trial to try OpenText Services bundle or Core Signature Service developer trial, free for 90 days. You'll get first-hand experience developing applications that leverage the power of OpenText Service APIs.

How To Register

1. Sign In to developer.opentext.com/plans

Don't have an account? Sign Up for an OpenText Connect Account

2. Sign Up for the Trial

Why two steps to get to a trial? In short: security and personalization.  Expand the spoiler warning for more information on signing up.

Spoiler Warning

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The Developer trial provides full-featured access to the same services that OpenText uses to power its SaaS products. In order to give you this access, we need to have a User ID that is aligned to our audit and traceability processes.

Why is there an “OpenText Connect" and a separate “Developer Trial" sign-up?

OT Connect is our customer ID system; it provides us with traceability, but it also provides a single ID to access the Developer forums as well as the Administrative console for the Developer trial. The good news is that if your company is a customer or partner of OpenText, you very likely already have an OT Connect account and can skip this step. 

If you are new to OpenText, the OT Connect account that you create during the free trial will also be used when you become a customer. Furthermore, it is the same Administrative ID that you will use for technical support and for accessing our Core SaaS products. This means that if you are adding other products (e.g. Core Content or Core Case)then the sign-up and getting started process will be simplified.  

 The OT Connect login is a key piece of the personalization that we are bringing to the Developer experience. We have a separate sign-up for Developer ,at the moment, because the Token and API security IDs are tied to the tenant manager. As most of Developers will want a separate security this was the “V1” (version 1) way to create that separation. It also allows developers to use the same login to span multiple tenants and organizations which is key to the experience and starts giving us that one OpenText cloud identity.

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You will learn about the services available, samples to get you started, documentation to support your build, and much more.

Terms and Conditions for the Developer Cloud agreements

Please click here for the Cloud Services Terms of Service and the Developer Cloud OEM Annex and Schedule.