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VSEC Core

VSEC Core

Home Page

The Home page serves as a dashboard for the VSEC applications within your current workspace. With VSEC Test currently being the primary application, the Home page primarily focuses on its features and information.

Workspaces

VSEC offers two primary deployment models. It is critical to understand the difference regarding data isolation. The VSEC Platform provides secure environments called Workspaces, which offer varying access to features, devices, and configurations based on your license tier.

If you belong to more than one Workspace that shares the same name, VSEC appends an ID, e.g. “Acme Corp (#42)”, to each one wherever Workspaces are listed (the Workspace switcher, the Workspaces popover, and Account → Workspaces) so you can tell them apart. This is display-only — the underlying Workspace name is unchanged.

Free Tier

The Free tier provides a user the ability to create one (1) Bench, access to three (3) complimentary CAN Test cases, remote Terminal access, remote file explorer, and the ability to create up to 10 custom test cases.

Users on the Free Tier operate within a large, shared “Community Workspace.” Infrastructure and resources are shared among all free tier users.

This environment is intended for non-sensitive projects.

Basic Tier

In addition to the core features of the Free tier (remote Terminal access and remote file explorer), the Basic tier provides a small team (up to 15 users) the ability to subscribe and create up to fifteen (15) Bench(es), access to Pre-Built Test Case subscriptions, the ability to create unlimited custom test cases, and the ability to access Discovery Scanner.

Basic subscriptions also include free, non-removable access to the UDS and XCP Starter Challenge simulation add-on — it appears in the billing add-ons list marked Included free rather than as an item you can add or remove.

Upgrading to a paid subscription provisions a Dedicated Workspace. This environment is hosted on separate servers, ensuring full tenant isolation, enhanced performance, and data sovereignty.
https://vsec.blockharbor.io/test/pricing

Administration

The administration section allows for users to manage their subscriptions, access account settings and manage users of Workspaces.

Roles & Permissions

  • Admin: Full access to all workspace settings, billing, and user management.
  • User: View, create and edit benches, test cases, tests plans and test runs.

Adding Users to a Workspace

  1. Sign-in to vsec.blockharbor.io
  2. In the top left hand corner, select the desired Workspace to add user(s) to.
  3. In the top right hand corner, click your profile icon and select Account.
  4. Within the Administration section under Workspaces select Users.
  5. Click the Invite Users button to open the prompt for adding user(s) to a Workspace.
  6. In the Enter emails input field, type the email addresses to add and hit Enter.
  7. Once you’ve entered the email address(es), click the Send Invites button to add the user(s) to the workspace
You can add multiple email addresses to invite multiple users at once.

Removing Users from a Workspace

  1. Sign-in to vsec.blockharbor.io
  2. In the top left hand corner, select the desired Workspace to remove user(s) from.
  3. In the top right hand corner, click your profile icon and select Account.
  4. Within the Administration section under Workspaces select Users.
  5. Next to the user to remove, click the trash can icon ( ) to open a confirmation window.
  6. Click the Remove User button to confirm removal of the user.
Removed users will immediately lose access to the Workspace.

Workspace Settings

Workspace admins have access to additional configuration pages for AI Intelligence and Integrations. Navigate to Account → Workspace in the left-hand admin navigation.

Self-Hosted Deployments

“Self-hosted” is a separate concept from a Dedicated Workspace (above). A Dedicated Workspace is still hosted by Block Harbor; a self-hosted deployment means an organization runs VSEC Core entirely on its own infrastructure.

Some organizations (for example, OEM partners) run a self-hosted, single-tenant deployment of VSEC Core inside their own environment instead of subscribing to a Block Harbor-hosted plan. Workspace and subscription management works differently in that deployment mode — contact Block Harbor for details specific to your environment.

Asset Manager

Asset Manager is the central hub for defining and understanding your product’s asset hierarchy. Use it to organize assets — vehicles, ECUs, features, components — with structured properties, relationships, and AI-curated context.

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