Admin workspace
What needs you, then everything else.
A separate workspace, opened from the administrator step-up. Your own account console is unchanged and one link away. Every table here is read from the API, and every action re-reads it: what you see after an action is what the server kept, not what it replied.
Approval creates a one-time issuance opportunity, not a key. The applicant signs in to reveal a newly issued token. For a credential that predates this gate, ratification links the existing key in place without retrieving its secret, rotating it, or widening scope.
A notice whose email failed, or left without an answer. An unknown outcome may or may not have reached the inbox, so nothing is resent automatically. Sending again reuses the original provider key: a message that did arrive is dropped by the provider rather than delivered twice.
What each account asked for, and where you have taken it. Marking a request re-reads the list, so the state shown is the stored one.
One row per account, with the period it is in and whether it has asked to continue. The free period lasts 30 days from the first key. This filter is off until you select it.
Filter off: showing every returned account.
Capacity is a number we set. It bounds how many accounts can be opened, and the sign-in page reads the same figures.
One row per normalized email address. The confirmation column is dispatch state, not proof that a message reached the inbox.
General messages sent from the site. Capacity requests use the separate, idempotent beta waitlist above.
Totals across what this page has loaded. Accounts load in pages, so a figure here covers the accounts shown below until every page is loaded; the scope label says which. Call volume is for the current UTC month.
Maintenance toolsrarely needed
Checks and one-off repairs. Nothing here is part of a normal day, and each one sends or changes something, so they are folded away rather than sitting beside the queues.
What the daily summary would carry as it stands. Reading it sends nothing. The control below does send, for one account.
Sends a single notice to this account through whichever channels its kind is set to use. Use it to see where a kind actually arrives.