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Overview

Usage, people and account administration.
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Current Account

active

Pending Team Requests

0

Working notes

While Aleph works on a request, it notes what it is doing and what it tries. The notes are kept to find and fix problems. Only the platform's administrators can read them, and you can delete them at any time.

Tenant Directory

Aleph Intelligence API

ready

One row per registered channel. The endpoint is the literal line a developer pastes, and the channel answers as soon as it is created — choosing the workspace is what publishes it.

Create channel issues the endpoint and, for a channel called from the integrator’s own server, its key — together, in one step. Both are derived from the channel, so neither can be made before it. Whatever is in the chosen workspace becomes readable by anyone who can reach that channel.

Signed-in apps

ready

Apps whose users sign in with their own Aleph identity (AAIP P1). A web app returns its users to the exact https address registered here; a desktop app returns to its own machine and registers none. Register app issues the app’s credential once, with the handover message. Registering and revoking an app is the root admin’s act.

Support Tickets

ready

Account Users

ready

Team Entitlement

unknown

Team Requests

latest

Node Fleet

0 Nodes

Capability Profiles

Account owned

Functional Roles

catalog

Data Access Policies

explicit rows

SysAdmin Roster

SysAdmin Activity

Swift and Deep

root admin sets
The model behind each name and the name's price. Every Swift or Deep turn is charged its name's price, whatever model runs it; people never see the model's own name.

Model overrides

Assign any current hosted or Corporate text model to a profile, person or Telegram group. Individual settings override the profile; clearing them restores inheritance. Changes are logged.

Auto by plan

Account policy + Mesh catalog

Swift and Deep by plan

catalogue

A person's models

Telegram groups

0 groups

Usage beyond allowance

fair-use review
People whose usage went past their allowance because a turn they started was allowed to finish. Nothing happens to them automatically; a SysAdmin decides.