Platform tour

A screen-by-screen walk through the dashboard, so you know where everything lives.

The chrome

The top bar carries five things that follow you everywhere.

Element	What it does
Search (⌘K / Ctrl+K)	Placeholder Search connectors, workflows, customers. Results group under CONNECTORS, WORKFLOWS and CUSTOMERS.
Connect to Claude	Attaches this workspace to an MCP client so an assistant can call your connectors.
Documentation	Opens these docs in a new tab.
Theme	Switches the dashboard between light and dark.
AI credits	Reads AI credits: n of m remaining this month. Click it for a breakdown by agent and an org total, plus the reset date. Quota resets at the start of each calendar month, UTC.

The account card at the bottom-left switches organisation and opens your profile.

Where everything lives

Group	Item	Route
—	Home	/
BUILD	Integrations	/integrations?tab=connectors
	Connectors	/integrations?tab=connectors
	Unified APIs	/integrations?tab=unified
	Connections	/integrations?tab=connections
	Workflows	/integrations?tab=workflows
	Triggers	/integrations?tab=triggers
	Pending updates	/integrations/updates
	Widgets	/widgets
OPERATE	Activity	/activity/*
	Customers	/settings/customers
MANAGE	Settings	/settings/*
—	Profile	/profile

The sidebar parent Integrations links to its connectors view (/integrations?tab=connectors), and its badge shows the number of connectors in your catalogue. Agent is the first item under Integrations, at /agent; the What do you want to build? prompt on Home opens the same screen. Both are worth knowing before you go looking for a page that seems to have moved.

Home

Nothing else competes for attention here: no counters, no recent activity.

One prompt box: What do you want to build? Type an integration in plain words and fastn routes you to the right agent. Four suggestion chips sit underneath: Sync TikTok settlements, Notify Slack on orders, Log errors to Google Sheets and Build a Notion connector. Each is a starting point you can take as-is or rewrite. Connect to Claude sits below them.

BUILD → Integrations

The BUILD group holds two nav items: Integrations, which expands into the six pages below, and Widgets.

Integrations → Connectors, filtered by connection state, auth type and visibility.

Page	Purpose
Connectors	Every system your customers can authorise. Create, import, connect.
Unified APIs	One canonical endpoint per business entity, backed by whichever providers you connect.
Connections	Authenticated links between a customer and a system, with auth type and status.
Workflows	The JavaScript that runs, with editor, tests, executions and API details.
Triggers	Webhooks, schedules and app events that start workflows.
Pending updates	Vendor changes to your integrations, and the fixes proposed for them. Nothing is applied until you accept it.

Connect to Claude, in the top bar and again on Home, exposes all of this to an AI client. See MCP gateway.

BUILD → Widgets

Left: what you configure. Right: exactly what your customer sees.

The widget builder has four tabs (Layout, Style, Features, Embed) and a live preview that renders at mobile, tablet and desktop widths. A sticky footer carries Reset and Save and publish; a Live badge appears once the widget is saved, and Widget actions offers Reset to defaults.

OPERATE → Activity

Activity → Events, the inbound and outbound record.

Page	Answers
Events	What arrived, from where, and was it delivered?
Traces	Which connected systems did a run call, and how slow were they?
Alerts	What should page us, and where?
Executions	Which runs happened, and how did they end?
Sync reports	What actually changed, record by record?

OPERATE → Customers

Every customer using your embedded integrations; this workspace has only a test one.

Customers appears as its own item in the OPERATE group, a sibling of Activity rather than a page inside it, though its route is /settings/customers, not /customers. It lists everyone using your embedded integrations, with columns Customer, Connections and Status (Active or Pending admin activation), plus Create customer, a search box, and View connections on each row. Documented with Operate.

MANAGE → Settings

The Settings navigation is scoped to your role. What you see there depends on who you are in this organisation:

Role	Settings contains
Owner / Admin	People, General, API keys, Secrets, Environments, Configs, Database, SaaS Connectors, Billing, Roles, Audit log, Trash
Developer	API keys, Secrets, Environments, Configs, Database, Trash

Trash is in the sidebar for Owners, Admins and Developers alike, at /settings/trash. Two capabilities are gated by role rather than by permission: using the AI assistant, and reading the audit log. Each screen has its own page under Settings.

General is where Settings opens for an Owner: organisation identity first, joining rules second.

The account card

Bottom-left. It shows who you are and which organisation you are in. The chevron opens your profile; the up-down arrows open SWITCH ORGANISATION, which lists every organisation you belong to with your role in each: Platform Admin, Owner, Admin, Developer or Operator. Everything else in the dashboard is scoped to whichever organisation is selected, so check this first when something you expected to find is missing.