Admin
Admin — workspace administration for org admins, security leads, and IT.
Workspace administration for Stratix Premium. Admin covers everything an organization needs to run Stratix at team scale: org and project setup, seat and role management, ECU credit budgets, notifications, SSO and integrations, and the runtime settings that govern day-to-day platform behavior.
If you bought Stratix Premium or Enterprise, this is the section that turns the platform into a governed workspace your team can rely on.
Who this is for
Org admins — people responsible for users, seats, roles, and the org-level configuration of Stratix.
Security and compliance leads — anyone who needs SSO, audit-friendly evidence, key rotation, and notification routing for incidents.
IT and platform operators — people connecting Stratix to identity providers, alerting systems, and internal tooling.
Builders and operators looking for evaluation, judge, or trace workflows should start at Evaluate, Build, or Observe. This section is intentionally scoped to administration.
Core admin surfaces
The Premium surfaces that org admins touch most often.
Notifications
Route platform events to email, Slack, and webhooks. Per-user and per-org channels.
Organizations and multi-org
Create, switch between, and manage multiple organizations under a single login.
ECU credits and billing
Track ECU consumption, top up credits, set spend alerts, and download invoices.
Onboarding wizard
The guided first-run flow for a new org: invite team, connect a model, ship a first eval.
In-app Assistant
Context-aware help inside Premium. Configure org-level visibility and content scope.
Admin guides
Task-oriented walkthroughs for the most common admin jobs. Each guide starts from "I just logged in" and ends with a verifiable outcome.
Audit-friendly evidence
Export the evidence pack auditors typically ask for: access logs, eval history, key rotations.
Related
Pricing — tier comparison, ECU economics, and what each tier unlocks for admins.
Reference: Architecture — how the platform is built, deployed, and operated under the hood.
Integrations — the SDK, CLI, webhooks, and partner integrations that admins typically wire up.
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