Using the dashboard
The dashboard and related screens are how most people run Intello: see dependency health, open changes, review incidents, and finish onboarding. Below is a map of the main UI areas; the HTTP API is only needed for custom automation (Core resources).
Dashboard (home)
After sign-in, the Dashboard summarizes org-wide activity—counts, recent risk, or shortcuts to what needs attention (exact cards depend on your plan and data). Use it as the first stop each morning.
Dependencies
Dependencies lists every API you monitor (your own OpenAPI URLs and, where applicable, library-backed subscriptions).
- Open a row to see detail: sync status, health, history, and Changes for that API.
- Add creates a new monitored dependency; Dependency library (or similar) is where you subscribe to catalog providers.
- Edit updates name, spec URL, sync frequency, and other fields your role allows.
Health badges (healthy / degraded / paused, etc.) reflect recent sync success—see Sync jobs and snapshots.
Changes and triage
Changes appear:
- Per dependency — on the dependency’s Changes tab (often grouped so one schema edit doesn’t spam dozens of rows).
- Across the org — from views that aggregate open items (labels vary by product version).
Acknowledge when your team has triaged an item so the feed stays actionable. Group acknowledgements cover related rows that share one root cause.
Incidents
Incidents (when enabled) gives a dedicated view for correlated or high-impact events worth tracking outside the raw change list. Open an incident for context, timeline, and links back to dependencies.
Settings
Common areas under Settings:
| Area | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Profile | Your name, password, etc. |
| Organization | Org name, members, invitations (admin actions). |
| Integrations | Slack, Teams, email, PagerDuty—where alerts go. |
| Notifications | In-app notification preferences. |
| Billing | Plan, usage, payment method (as applicable). |
Onboarding
If your org uses guided onboarding, a checklist may prompt you to add a first dependency or connect Slack. You can complete or dismiss steps from the UI.
For developers
The same data is available over /api/* if you build internal tooling—for example GET /api/dashboard/stats, GET /api/dependencies, GET /api/changes, and dependency-scoped change routes. See API overview.