EnforceAuth Console — Visual Reference
A screen-by-screen tour of the EnforceAuth console, captured from the live product. Use it to recognize each page before you read the task steps in the User Guide. Routes are exact.
Navigation, top to bottom: Dashboard · Policies · Decisions · Deployments · Analytics (Coming Soon) · System Settings. Your identity and "Collapse Sidebar" sit at the bottom of the left rail.
Sign in
account.enforceauth.com
Sign in with email (Continue) or Continue with Google. Accounts with MFA are then prompted for an authenticator code. New to EnforceAuth? Sign up. After sign-in you land on the Dashboard.
Dashboard
/ — Real-time overview of your policy enforcement platform
The health-at-a-glance page. Pick a Timeframe (24 hours / 7 days / 30 days). Policy Statistics shows Active vs. Total policies; Decision Statistics shows Total Decisions, Average Duration, and Decision Volume Over Time. Pause stops the live refresh; Refresh now forces an update.
Entity Management (list)
/system-settings/entities — System Settings → Entity Management
Your entity tree. Toggle Table and Graph views, Search entities, filter by type ("All types"), and Create Entity. Each row shows the type badge (org / system), the name, an optional Root badge, a description, and External ID. The subtitle counts your structure. The root org cannot be deleted.
Entity detail
/entities/:id
Everything that hangs off one entity. Tabs: Relationships · Configuration · Secrets · API Keys · CI/CD Tokens — this is where per-entity Secrets, API Keys, and CI/CD Tokens live (they are not top-level pages). Relationship Information shows Path to Root, Parents, and Children. Configuration holds Policy Source and Bundle Destination cards, each labeled "Global default, can be overridden at system level" and showing Not configured with a Configure action until set. Top-right: Edit / Delete.
Create Entity
/entities/new
Add an organization or system. Basic Information: Name (required), Type (Organization or System), Parent Entity ("Select an existing organization to create this entity as a child"), and Description. External Integration: External ID and External System (e.g. salesforce). New root organizations can only be created during tenant setup, so most entities you create here will have a parent.
Policies
/policies — Manage and analyze authorization policies across all systems
Two tabs: Statistics Overview and Policies. The overview tiles count Active · Error · Draft · Disabled · Total Policies, plus Coverage (% of policies evaluating live traffic). Top 10 Triggered Policies and Policy Usage Over Time populate once decisions flow. Use the Policies tab to open individual policies (view content, source, drafts, and history).
Deployments
/deployments — Policy deployment history · all entities · auto-refreshes every 60s
Trigger and track pipeline runs. Tiles: Initiated · In Progress · Successful · Failed. Search by run ID / entity / user and filter by Status. Deploy starts a run (test → build → publish). Empty until you configure a policy source. Pause / Refresh now control the live view.
Decisions
/decisions — Real-time policy evaluation log across all entities
The live decision-log stream ingested from your PDPs. Filter by Decision ID, outcome (All outcomes), policy (All policies), and time range (Last 24 hours). Decision Replay re-runs a recorded decision for investigation. Pause / Refresh now control streaming. Each log carries the input, the result, and its source system.
System Settings (portal)
/system-settings
The hub for tenant-level administration. Active cards:
- Functionality Management — toggle feature flags for everyone in your org (Manage Features).
- Entity Management — organizations, systems, and entity health (Manage Entities & Systems).
- User Management — users, groups, invitations, and the audit trail (Manage Users).
- Integrations — connect GitHub so EnforceAuth can read policy sources (Manage Integrations).
Coming soon: Alerts & Notifications, Admin Analytics, Billing.
User Management
/system-settings/users — Manage who has access to EnforceAuth and what they can see
Tabs: Groups · Users · Invitations · Audit trail. Filter users by Status, User Group, and Entities. Add User invites one person; Bulk Import onboards many. The Audit trail tab is where EnforceAuth records who changed what — it lives here, not as a separate top-level page.
Functionality Management (feature flags)
/system-settings/functionality
Tenant-wide feature flags: "Control which product features are available to everyone in your organization. Changes apply tenant-wide." Each flag can be enabled or disabled; "Reverting an override falls back to the platform default." Treat broad flag changes as access changes — enable deliberately.
Integrations (GitHub App)
/system-settings/integrations — Connect third-party services so EnforceAuth can read policy sources on your behalf
GitHub: "Install the EnforceAuth GitHub App on your organization so policy_source rows can read private repositories without per-user PATs. Supports github.com and GitHub Enterprise Server." Click Connect GitHub to start. This is the recommended way to authorize policy-source access — it avoids personal access tokens and survives individual users leaving.
See also
- EnforceAuth User Guide — task steps for every page above.
- Onboarding Guide — the sequenced path that touches these pages in order.
- Your First 10 Minutes — the fastest route to a live bundle and first decision log.