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Console feature map

A public map of the hosted Console areas developers use to configure, integrate, test, and inspect Valqio.

Console is the hosted control plane for Valqio. Use it to model product behavior, publish runtime state, create SDK access, test decisions, and inspect evidence after your app calls the data plane.

Runtime integration path

Console areaCustomer purposeUse it when
StartSee setup progress, readiness, and recent runtime activity.You need the next integration action or a quick health check.
DevelopersCreate API keys, view SDK setup, inspect developer activity, and configure webhooks.You are wiring the SDK, rotating keys, or checking integration traffic.
PublishPreview and publish runtime state for an environment.You changed product actions, meters, plans, limits, or customer policy and need the data plane to serve it.
DecisionsOpen Workbench, History, and decision detail.You need to test allow and deny paths or explain a specific runtime decision.
Runtime ActivityInspect usage lifecycle records, reservations, commits, releases, retries, and diagnostics.You need to trace what happened after a decision entered the usage transaction lifecycle.
Draft InvoicesReview billing-sync previews, export readiness, usage source context, and Stripe export evidence.Finance or operations needs to understand how runtime usage becomes billing-provider input.

Modeling areas

Console areaWhat it modelsRuntime effect
Product ActionsSaved app-native names for work your product wants Valqio to guard, meter, reserve, or record.Generated SDK helpers and action-level decision evidence.
Usage ControlsMeters, quotas, credits, reservations, and protective limits.Runtime enforce, reserve, commit, release, and limit checks.
PlansProduct packaging and usage allowances.Rules that grant actions, credits, quotas, or limits to customers.
CustomersCustomer or workspace subjects, plan assignments, balances, and usage history.The subject state Valqio evaluates when your app calls the data plane.
FeaturesFeature access checks.Non-consuming allow or deny decisions for product access.
ParametersRuntime configuration values.Non-consuming values your app can read before choosing product behavior.
SegmentsCustomer groupings and targeting inputs.Plan, feature, or configuration targeting context.

Settings areas

Console areaWhat it controls
ProjectsProduct workspace for a Valqio integration.
EnvironmentsSeparate runtime states for staging, production, or other release tracks.
MembersTeam access to Console.
Account billingCommercial account state for Valqio itself.

What to do first

Start with one product action:

  1. Model or select the action and backing usage control.
  2. Attach it to a plan or customer policy.
  3. Publish the environment.
  4. Create a server runtime key.
  5. Generate or configure the SDK.
  6. Run Workbench for a preview.
  7. Run one real app request.
  8. Inspect Decisions → History and Runtime Activity.

If you cannot find evidence for the request, the integration is not proven yet.

Outputs to look for

AreaOutput that proves progress
DevelopersRuntime key, SDK setup values, and recent API activity.
PublishPublished environment state and product actions available to the SDK.
WorkbenchPreview or consuming decision result with reason and diagnostics.
Decisions → HistoryDecision evidence with request ID, subject, action, outcome, and reason.
Runtime ActivityReservation, commit, release, usage, retry, or diagnostic trace.
Draft InvoicesReviewable usage lines, export readiness, Stripe connection, and export evidence.

Billing boundary

Billing providers invoice, collect payment, manage taxes, and hold commercial records. Console shows the Valqio side of that flow: decisions before work runs, usage lifecycle evidence, draft invoice previews, and Stripe export readiness.

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