Admin Panel

Administration

Tip

The admin panel is the central hub for managing the Prodgy Assistant. From here, administrators can monitor active meetings, review event history, inspect system logs, and configure the service.

Overview

Note

Migrated from the legacy dashboard: The built-in Assistant dashboard at /dashboard has been replaced by the integrated Prodgy administration panel. All existing bookmarks and links to /dashboard (and any sub-paths such as /dashboard/index.html) are automatically redirected to /admin/queues.

The Prodgy Assistant includes a dedicated admin panel accessible via the dashboard. It provides a complete set of tools for administrators to operate and maintain the Assistant service.

Schedule

Monitor active calls and pending meetings in real time via Server-Sent Events (SSE). Force-leave active calls or cancel scheduled meetings.

History

View the complete event history of all meetings: scheduling, join, leave, transcription, and errors. Filter by organization, event type, status, and date range. Analyze data through customizable dashboards.

Logs

View and stream system logs in real time. List available log files, query recent entries, and follow live output for diagnostics.

Settings

Configure the Assistant service directly from the dashboard. Edit connection strings, API keys, email settings, and Teams integration — all without editing files or restarting the service.

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Panel Sections

Section	Description	Link
Schedule	Real-time monitoring of active calls, pending meetings, and recurring patterns.	Schedule
History	Meeting lifecycle events, query filters, and customizable dashboards.	History
Logs	Super Admin log viewer with file listing, querying, and live streaming.	Logs
Settings	Service configuration panel with grouped settings and secure secret handling.	Settings

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Access Requirements

Caution

Access to the admin panel requires administrator permissions (JWT Bearer with system role). Standard users will not see the admin features in the dashboard.

The admin panel uses Server-Sent Events (SSE) for real-time updates across all sections. The SSE connection is managed automatically — you just need to be logged in with an administrator account.