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Unizo Console

The Unizo Console is a web-based interface for configuring integrations, managing integrations lifecycles, debugging issues, and monitoring system activity. It centralizes operational tools for developers integrating with the Unizo platform.

1. Access​

Console URL:

https://app.unizo.ai

Access requires an active Unizo account and the appropriate role-based permissions. For first-time access, follow the Account Setup Guide.

2. Integration Configuration​

Integration setup in the console is organized into Connectors, Webhooks, and Connect UI modules.

2.1 Connectors​

Defines and manages authentication and data push a with third-party services. Common actions:

  • Add/remove connectors
  • Configure credentials and secrets
  • Set sync schedules or polling intervals
  • Test connection status

Connector Documentation →

2.2 Webhooks​

Manages HTTP endpoints that receive real-time event data from Unizo. Features:

  • Create and edit webhook URLs
  • Define event types to subscribe to
  • Configure retries and backoff policies
  • View delivery logs and error details

Webhook Documentation →

2.3 Connect UI​

Embeddable user interface components for enabling customer-managed authentication flows with third-party platforms. Customizable for branding, supported connection types, and post-auth redirects.

Connect UI Documentation →

3. Security & Access​

3.1 API Keys​

Generates scoped access credentials for programmatic integration. Capabilities:

  • Create keys per environment
  • Rotate or revoke keys without service downtime
  • Assign role-based access restrictions

API Keys Documentation →

3.2 BYOK (Bring Your Own Key)​

Allows customers to supply their own encryption keys for sensitive data storage. Supported key providers: AWS KMS, Azure Key Vault, GCP KMS.

BYOK Documentation →

3.3 BYOL (Bring Your Own Log)​

Configures external log shipping to your own SIEM or logging infrastructure for compliance or auditing.

BYOL Documentation →

4. Monitoring & Diagnostics​

4.1 Home Dashboard​

Provides a high-level view of integration status, request volumes, and error rates.

Home Dashboard →

4.2 Integration Monitoring​

Tracks runtime health for each integration:

  • Uptime status
  • Latency trends
  • Error rate thresholds

Integration Monitoring →

4.3 Logs & Activity​

Centralized log viewer with real-time streaming and filtering.

Real-time Streaming​

  • Filter by integration ID, status code, and date range

Log Categories​

  • API Logs – request/response metadata and payloads
  • Webhook Logs – delivery attempts, retry history, failure reasons

Retention Policy​

  • Development plans – 7 days
  • Enterprise plans – configurable retention

Logs & Activity →

4.4 Rate Limits​

Displays current API usage against configured thresholds. Includes per-endpoint and global limits.

Rate Limits →

4.5 Health Checks​

Automated endpoint checks for integration availability. Configurable alert channels: Email, Slack, Webhook.

Health Checks →

5. Platform Configuration​

5.1 Environment Management​

Supports multiple isolated environments (e.g., development, staging, production). Each environment maintains:

  • Independent configurations
  • Separate API keys
  • Distinct connector instances

Environment Management →

5.2 Team Management​

Role-based user administration within an organization. Functions:

  • Invite/remove team members
  • Assign roles (Admin, Developer, Viewer)
  • Audit user activity

Team Management →