Platform User Manual

For platform technical overview, visit Platform technical documentation.

Overview

Liteed Platform is your workspace for AI-powered automation. This page explains the main UI, Settings, Events, and Secrets Vault so you can navigate confidently.

Main UI

Header, Help, Services, User menu

The top header includes the product title, a Services menu, and your User menu. The Services menu sits next to the title; the User menu is on the right.

• Help: the question-mark icon opens documentation in a new tab.
• User menu: shows your name or initials, plan status (Free/Premium), links to Organization, Dark mode toggle, Settings, Analytics (Premium), and Log out. Admin users see a visual badge.
• Header layout: Title + Services menu on the left, User menu on the right.

Settings

Open Profile → Settings to manage personal preferences and integrations. If your settings are not yet loaded, the app fetches them automatically on first open.

Telegram Bot

Link your Telegram account to receive updates and chat with your assistant from Telegram. You can generate a short-lived auth code, scan a QR code on desktop or tap a direct link on mobile, and unlink later if needed. The page auto-polls to confirm linking and shows a confirmation modal for unlink.

Subscriptions (Daily advice)

Toggle Daily advice on the Subscriptions section. It is delivered in the Telegram bot if linked, otherwise by email. The toggle is disabled for non-Premium accounts.

Organization

Owners can rename the organization and edit the business context that guides the AI (goals, projects, tools, challenges, customers, and more). Members can view these details.

Analytics

Track usage by month (for example total tokens) with cards per month. The view loads data from the analytics endpoint and formats numbers and months in your locale.

Events

Events are emitted by the system (for example, when a website assistant collects contacts) and can be handled by your Event handlers. Each event has a name, payload, and processing status.

Event types and names

• Handler types: httpCall and notify.
• Example event names: chatbot.widget.provideContacts, chatbot.widget.requestCallback, chatbot.widget.customFormSubmit, chatbot.widget.requestLiveAgent.

Event handlers UI

Go to Events → Event Handlers to see the list, create, edit, or remove a handler. The list supports filters and quick actions. The view page shows type, enabled state, timestamps, and a pretty-printed Config.

The editor lets you pick an event name and handler type, enable or disable the handler, and edit JSON Config in a Monaco editor. Duplicate event names are prevented per handler, required fields are validated, and Config must be valid JSON.

For handler configuration details, selectors, authentication, and examples, see the technical documentation: /docs/platform/events.

Secrets Vault

Store API keys and sensitive values for use by your integrations. The list view shows Name, Description, Secret Id, Version, and Updated. Values are never shown in the list; copy the Secret Id with one click.

View a secret

The detail page masks the value by default and lets you reveal it on demand. It also shows description, Secret Id (copyable), and the current version.

Create and edit

Provide Name, optional Description, and Value when creating a secret. Editing lets you update these fields. After save, the list and local cache refresh and you are taken to the appropriate page.

Privacy and security

• Secrets are versioned and values are revealed only on the detail page by your action (never in the table).
• Only enabled handlers run for matching events.
• Help opens official docs and the UI uses a dark or light theme toggle.

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