User guide
Operations
Under Operations you connect external services and look up what has happened in your workspace.
Sources
The “Sources” card shows for every connection whether it is really connected. The state is measured and not read from the configuration: a stored key does not make a source connected, and a GitHub app may have been set up and later uninstalled.
Under “Own connections” you add a service with “Add source” — choose the provider, read the guide, enter the access, “Check and save”. It is only saved once the provider confirms the access. Only the owner may connect, edit and remove.
Code
Hosting
- VercelThe deployments of your Vercel projects appear in the assigned projects.
- RenderThe deploys of your Render services appear in the projects; a crash creates a ticket.
- NetlifyThe deploys of your Netlify sites appear in the assigned projects.
- Cloudflare PagesThe deployments of your Pages projects appear in the assigned projects.
- AWS AmplifyThe builds of your Amplify apps appear in the assigned projects.
- RailwayThe deployments of your Railway services appear in the assigned projects.
- Fly.ioNew releases of your Fly apps appear as deployments in the projects.
- DigitalOcean App PlatformThe deployments of your App Platform apps appear in the assigned projects.
- PostmarkThis workspace’s emails go out via your Postmark server and your sender address.
- MailgunThis workspace’s emails go out via your Mailgun domain and your sender address.
- Amazon SESThis workspace’s emails go out via your SES account and your sender address.
- ResendThis workspace’s emails go out via your Resend account and your sender address.
Errors
Payment
Each connection has “Edit” (secret fields stay empty; leaving them empty means unchanged), “Remove” and — for Stripe, Sentry, Bugsnag and Rollbar — “Show webhook URL”. You enter this URL at the provider, see Webhooks.
Log
The log lists what was changed in your workspace: action, originator (a person, a key or a VentionDesk job), object and time.