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See on one screen what is live, where it runs, whether the tests pass and whether preview and live match. See there too what was billed for which application, every figure traceable to a named source. Credentials appear only as a name and a location, never in clear text. If you look after several customers, they all sit in one control centre, separated by permissions.

The Agentic Part

An agent continuously compares each application’s preview version against its live version and flags any difference before anyone has to go looking for it by hand. If a test result is missing for an application, the same agent logs the gap in the quality view. If an old address still draws visitors, an agent redirects it automatically to the current page.

Main Features

  • Automatic redirects for old links
  • Overview cards per application and group
  • One consistent frame across every page
  • Live-status cockpit for every environment
  • Rollout overview with detail on demand
  • Quality view with automatic gap detection
  • Configuration view: preview against live
  • Billing overview with its own connection
  • Five data sources, no extra backend server
  • Reusable base for another customer
  • Every figure traced to a named source
  • Six-step process to a finished base
  • Brand-matched setup in about an hour
  • The data model separates records shared by everyone from records that belong to exactly one customer, with its own structure for each area: estate, quality, configuration, documents, credentials, observability, audit log, mining runs and project references.

Use Cases

  • A systems house looks after ten customers, each with their own application, and wants to see at a glance which version is live and whether its tests pass. The control center shows live status, test result and billing for every application in one place.
  • A new customer application needs to join the control center without extra setup work. The new application gets its own row with matching permissions, and nothing about the structure changes.
  • A server credential should never appear in plain text, not even inside the control center itself. Credentials show up there only as a name and a location.
  • A customer asks what they were billed for a specific application last month. Every figure in the billing overview traces back to a named source.

What we build for you

  • Your own brand look
  • Connection to deployment, server config, time tracking and tests
  • Application list and labels taken word for word
  • Sign-in via your own company directory
  • Missing rates and hosting decisions filled in
  • Documented source for every figure
  • Structurally nothing changes for a new customer: one new row with matching permissions and data sets. What remains is finishing the interface, which today is still the starting template.