Introduction
What mintBlue is, and the two reading paths through these docs, one for developers and one for architects.
mintBlue is the managed implementation of the open SDX Protocol. The protocol is published in full at sdxprotocol.org, so the rules your records follow are readable by anyone, including the organisations you share data with.
These docs cover the product: the SDK you install, the platform that carries your records, and the ideas underneath both.
Two ways in
Build with the SDK
Install the SDK, submit a record, read it back, then work outwards from the Quickstart.
Understand the architecture
Who can read the data, who can amend the record, and who you are locked into.
What mintBlue is explains the product in one screen, with envelopes and a postman.
mintBlue products
Four surfaces sit on one platform. The console is a user interface built on top of the SDK, so anything you compose in the browser you can also submit from code, and the record is the same object afterwards.
Data storage
Submit encrypted, signed records from your own code with the mintBlue SDK.
The Composer
Compose and send a transaction in the browser before you write any code.
Event listeners
React to a transaction the moment it lands, with a webhook or a second project.
Automations and integrations
Connect mintBlue to applications you already run, through Zapier.