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Console overview

What the console is, how its navigation works, and the roles you can hold across an organization.

Updated Sep 10, 2026

The console is the web application you use to run the AI Grid side of your organization: browse the model catalogue, fund project wallets, invite people, and audit every dollar. This manual is task-oriented — each page walks a job with exact navigation paths, button labels and expected results.

Sign in to the console with your organization account. Everything in this manual lives under the /v2/ application path.

Two kinds of workspace#

  • Organization — a company or group space. It has people, teams, projects, shared wallets and a full administration surface.
  • Personal workspace — provisioned automatically at your first sign-in, with you as its Owner, a managed team, a managed project and a project wallet. It has no People or Teams pages; the rail shows Workspace → Projects and Sandbox, and the finance pages collapse to a single Wallet.

One login can belong to several organizations. Switch between them from the account menu or My organizations — see Account and workspace.

How the navigation is laid out#

There is one left rail, and it changes with your audience:

  • Top (no group label): Overview, Models, Playground — the daily work surface, visible to every member.
  • Organization (hidden in a personal workspace): People, Teams, Projects, Sandbox.
  • Finance: Wallets (labelled Wallet in a personal workspace) and Financial audit.
  • API: API keys, Usage, Policies, Deployments, API reference.
  • Settings (only if you can administer the organization): General, Billing.

The account menu at the top-right holds Dashboard, My organizations, My invitations and Profile. Platform administrators have a separate account menu with Admin console and Profile. An organization Administrator role does not grant platform access. The platform-operator surface is outside this manual.

Roles at a glance#

Level Roles What it lets you do
Organization Owner Administers the organization, including Owner-only funding and ownership actions; calling products still requires project access
Organization Administrator Administers people, teams, projects and settings; Owner-only actions and project consumption have separate gates
Organization Finance Administrator The funding surface — top-ups and funding requests
Organization Viewer Read the organization; no mutating actions
Team Team Owner Owns the team, its members and its projects
Team Team Member Belongs to the team; no team rights by default
Project Project Owner Manages the project's products, members and wallet
Project Consumer Can call the project's assigned products and spend its wallet
Project Viewer Can watch the project's usage and state

Project rights are granted explicitly on the project — team membership or ownership alone grants no project rights. Ownership is never handed out by invitation; it is assigned afterwards on the member's record.

The daily surface#

Organization Overview with stat strip and Needs your attention card
The Overview page: the stat strip (Members, Pending invitations, Teams, Projects) sits above the Needs your attention card and the organization's identity card.
  • Overview — stat strip (members, pending invitations, teams, projects), a Needs your attention card, recent financial activity for administrators, and the organization's identity card.
  • Models — the browse-only catalogue: search, sort, price and capability facets, and model detail with pricing and call samples.
  • Playground — chat with up to four models at once against a paying project.

The remaining pages of this manual cover the structure and administration half of the console: Account and workspace, People and invitations, Teams, Projects, and Wallets and audit.