Your guide to mastering the Rapid Application Deployment platform.
Access to the application is handled through a secure sign-on system. Upon your first visit, you will be prompted to log in with your Google credentials.
After logging in, you will land on the Deployments page. This is your main dashboard, providing a comprehensive overview of all module deployments. You will see a list of all the modules you have personally deployed ("My Deployments").
The core functionality of the application is to deploy pre-built modules. This process is designed to be straightforward.
After selecting a module, you will be taken to the provisioning page, where you need to configure the deployment.
You will be redirected back to the Deployments page, where you can monitor the status of your new deployment.
The Billing page allows you to manage your credits, subscriptions, and view your spending history. You can access it from the main navigation menu.
This tab displays all available subscription tiers. You can subscribe to a tier to receive a recurring amount of credits.
This tab provides a detailed history of all your credit transactions.
This tab shows you the ongoing costs associated with your deployed projects, deducted from your credit balance. It helps you monitor your spending over time.
Here you can view and download your monthly invoices for your records.
This section provides forms for contacting support or inviting new users to the platform.
The Profile page allows you to manage your personal information and settings.
This section displays your basic profile information, including your name, email address, and profile picture, as provided by the authentication system.
You can control which email notifications you receive from the application. You can toggle notifications for deployments and billing.
At the bottom of the page, you will find an option to permanently delete your account. This action is irreversible and will remove all your data from the platform.
If you are a partner user, this section allows you to connect your GitHub account to the platform.
Provide a GitHub personal access token with the necessary permissions to read your repositories.
Once the token is saved, you can select the specific repository that contains your partner modules. This will populate the Partner Modules tab on the module deployment page.
When private mode is enabled, partner users can see all cost and invoice data, just like an admin. When disabled, they can only see data for their own deployments.
The "Publish" tab allows partners to select and publish modules for deployment. The publish tab displays a list of modules available for publishing from the configured GitHub repository.
Administrators have access to a special Admin page for configuring global settings.
This page allows administrators to set up the foundational configurations for the platform. This includes Platform GitHub Integration, Mailbox Credentials and Other Global Variables.
Administrators have an expanded view of the Billing page, with additional tabs for managing the platform's finances and users.
This tab allows administrators to create, edit, and manage the subscription tiers offered to users.
This tab provides a list of all users on the platform. Administrators can view user information, edit user details, and search for specific users.
This tab provides an aggregated view of the costs incurred by all projects across the platform and the total revenue generated from project deployments.
This page contains forms for awarding credits to users, either individually or in bulk, and for managing other credit-related settings.
The Enable Folder Scope option controls the scope of deployments and queries.
The Enable Credits setting controls the credit system.
The Enable Subscription option controls the visibility of subscription-related features.
The "Private Mode" option controls data visibility and user onboarding.
The "Retention Period" setting determines how long deployment history is kept.
The "Run Cleanup Now" button manually triggers the deployment cleanup process.
The Cloud Scheduler is an infrastructure-level component that provides a reliable, periodic "pulse" or trigger.
The "Enable Notification" checkbox controls whether email notifications are sent for deployment events.
The Mail Server Email and its password are the credentials used to send all emails from the application. The Support Email is the address that receives emails sent from the "Send Message" form on the Help page.
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