LinkSense
Administrator guide

Administrator guide overview

Understand LinkSense administration areas, authorization boundaries, and responsibilities.

Anyone may read this guide, while LinkSense administration pages and operations require an active administrator account.

Administrator operation

Administration appears under the Management group in Settings. The server validates role and status on every request; a hidden menu is not the security boundary.

Administration areas

PageResponsibility
Users & groupsCreate accounts, import users, control status, and maintain flat groups
Roles & permissionsReview the fixed user and administrator boundaries
Plugin CenterReview releases and suspend or restore risky listings
Knowledge basesGovern metadata, state, access, and ownership
Knowledge sourcesConfigure external sources such as SharePoint
Model settingsManage chat, retrieval, transcription, image-understanding, and image-generation models and prices
System settingsManage supported product and authentication settings
System healthInspect dependencies, execution runtime, container resources, and failed cleanup
User feedbackReview text and issue screenshots submitted by users
Audit logsQuery permanent events, task execution metadata, and deleted-task artifact summaries
UsageAnalyze tasks, turns, models, tokens, and cost
System updateCheck official versions and follow the safe deployment upgrade process

Content administrators do not receive

The role does not automatically grant another user's task body, attachments, deliverables, personal capability content, or knowledge-base document content. It never reveals passwords, tokens, API keys, connection strings, or encrypted secrets.

Initial setup

An uninitialized deployment shows a one-time wizard that creates the first local administrator. This account is not a super administrator and has the same role as later administrators.

Operating principles

  • Confirm scope before disabling, deleting, transferring, or switching models.
  • Keep business approval evidence for irreversible actions.
  • Verify management results with audit records.
  • Use System Health for diagnosis, then let deployment-authorized operators change infrastructure configuration.