Dashboard

The dashboard is the control surface for the hosted service. Use it to create keys, manage allowed origins, inspect visitors, review events, monitor usage, and manage billing.

Keys

Create a key for each environment or application boundary. A key has:

• A name.
• A public prefix shown in lists.
• A raw key shown once at creation time.
• An allowed origins list.
• A revoked state when disabled.

Revoking a key takes effect immediately. Clients using that raw key will fail authentication.

Allowed origins

Allowed origins are exact browser origins. Add each site that should be able to call the API:

https://app.example.com
https://admin.example.com

Use an empty origin list for server-to-server keys. For browser keys, keep the list explicit and remove unused origins when an environment is retired.

Visitor explorer

The visitor explorer shows known visitors for your account. Use it to inspect:

• Visitor ID.
• Device class.
• First seen and last seen timestamps.
• Request count.
• Current fingerprint hashes.
• Confidence score.

Events

Events are individual identify requests. Use events when you need to answer questions such as:

• Did this integration send traffic?
• Which visitor did a request map to?
• Which signals were present?
• What confidence did the service return?

Usage

The overview and billing screens show usage for the current billing window and historical periods. Use usage views to confirm traffic, estimate cost, and spot unexpected integration volume.