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AgentFlow
Using the platform

Using the platform

The AgentFlow console — sign-in, workspace setup, and a map of every section operators use.

The AgentFlow console (https://af-dashboard.ivalt.com) is where operators run a workspace: issuing agent keys, configuring routing, inviting approvers, and reviewing the audit trail.

Getting access

There are two ways in, and both end in a passwordless email-code sign-in:

  • Create a workspace. Sign up with your name, work email, and company name. A sign-in code is emailed to you; after signing in you activate the workspace and walk through a short setup wizard (company profile plus a getting-started checklist with links into the console). Every new workspace is provisioned with a built-in default approval path and an Approver role, so agents can submit requests before you configure anything.
  • Accept an invite. An existing operator can invite you from Settings → Team. The invite email contains a link (valid for 7 days); accepting it signs you in the same way.

Operators hold one of two roles. Workspace admins manage exactly one workspace — everything they see is scoped to it. Platform admins (the AgentFlow team) have no home workspace and pick one from the workspace selector in the sidebar before acting; the selection is re-validated continuously.

Console map

SectionWhat it's for
DashboardWorkspace overview — pending queue, risk breakdown, recent activity.
ApprovalsThe live approval queue and full request detail — see Approvals.
Audit trailThe append-only event log — see Audit trail.
AI agentsAgent connections, keys, webhook delivery, and delivery history — see Agent connections.
People & rolesApprovers, invites, and roles — see People & roles.
RoutingWho gets assigned which requests — see Routing.
SettingsWorkspace profile and the operator team.

Which sections are visible depends on your workspace's configuration — a section that isn't enabled for your deployment simply doesn't appear in the sidebar.

What operators do

  • Inspect approval requests — reassign them, re-notify the approver, read the timeline and the signed receipt. Operators cannot decide; deciding happens only in the TrustLoop app, by the assigned approver.
  • Configure routing.
  • Invite and manage approvers, roles, and other operators.
  • Create AI agent connections — the keys agents call the API with — and monitor webhook deliveries.
  • Browse the audit trail and verify its integrity.

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