Console operations guide for day-to-day teams.
Use this page to learn what each console surface does before jumping into the live UI. Every topic below explains purpose, setup, workflow, and expected outputs.
Admin note: pages under /admin/* require tenant context and an active admin session. The docs below explain the prerequisites before linking you into those tools.
1) Tenant setup
Start here before using any protected surface. Setup docs should answer what to enter, where to save it, and how to confirm the console is really connected to the right tenant.
2) Integration operations
Learn the operator workflow first: choose an adapter, inspect the schema, validate an intent, evaluate policy, then execute only when the decision path is clear.
3) Evidence and risk visibility
These docs explain how to read decision records, understand denial trends, build exports, and prepare regulator-facing output.
Evidence ledger
How to inspect decision records, evidence hashes, timestamps, and audit IDs without confusing ledger data for raw app logs.
Risk posture
How to read deny categories, violation trends, and risk baselines so teams know what to fix before promotion.
Exports
How to build JSON, PDF, and Markdown exports from console evidence and what each output is for.
Reports and release bundles
How to generate compliance bundles, release packets, and historical reporting artifacts for board, audit, and regulator use.
4) Approval and change control
This part of the docs should help operators understand when approval is required, what to review, how to approve safely, and what evidence should exist after the action.
5) Release operations path
Use the release docs to understand the operator sequence: prechecks, readiness review, export generation, and monitored promotion.
Operator checklist
- Never execute live changes without a successful evaluate decision.
- Keep dry-run default enabled except approved cutovers.
- Treat missing evidence hash as a release blocker.
- Use per-tenant credentials only; no cross-tenant token reuse.