This guide explains how to navigate the StackOne dashboard efficiently.
Dashboard Overview
When you log into StackOne, you’ll see the main dashboard with three key areas:
The left sidebar is organized into sections:
Overview
| Menu Item | Description |
|---|
| Dashboard | API request metrics, linked accounts overview, and integration stats |
| Accounts | Manage all linked customer accounts and their connection status |
| Logs | View request logs for debugging and monitoring API calls |
Configuration
| Menu Item | Description |
|---|
| Field Mapping | Customize how data fields map between StackOne and providers |
| Connectors | Browse and configure available actions for each connector |
| Auth Configs | Set up authentication configurations (OAuth credentials, settings) |
| API Keys | Create and manage API keys for your project |
| Webhooks | Configure webhook endpoints for real-time event notifications |
| Playground | Test actions using natural language with AI |
| Project Settings | Configure project-level settings and preferences |
Support
| Menu Item | Description |
|---|
| Field Coverage | Check which fields are supported for each provider |
| Documentation | Quick link to these docs |
Project Switcher
At the top of the sidebar, click on your project name to:
- Switch projects: Select a different project from your organization
- View project details: See the current project’s region (EU1, US1, etc.)
Use separate projects for development, staging, and production environments.
User Profile & Organization
Click on your name at the bottom of the sidebar to access:
Account Settings
| Option | Description |
|---|
| Account | Manage your personal account settings and security |
| Manage Team | Invite team members and manage roles (Admin only) |
| Security | Configure organization security settings like SSO |
| Sign Out | Log out of your StackOne session |
Quick Search (CMD+K)
Press Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux) to open the command palette for quick navigation.
What You Can Do
- Search pages: Type to filter and jump to any dashboard section
- Switch projects: Quickly change between projects
- Access quick links: Jump to frequently used pages
The command palette is the fastest way to navigate if you know where you want to go. Just start typing!
Next Steps
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