OneBlink LcS Overview

Modified on Mon, 28 Aug, 2023 at 2:50 PM

This article is an overview of the OneBlink LcS, covering many of the features of the platform. 

Login

To login navigate to the OneBlink Console. If you’re not yet registered, you can ask a colleague to add you or start a free trial. Once you log in, you’ll be taken to the organisation dashboard. 


Home

This is the dashboard for your organisation. The display shows links to Apps, Forms, Submissions and form submission Analytics. 



App 

Here you are able to see the app icon, name, link to open the web app, and a manage section. 

From the app manage menu, you have access to the app details, content page, app customisation, and app user pool.

For more information check out this article.


Forms 

Forms are the primary building block of your apps, use the form builder to quickly and easily form.

For more information check out this article.


Submissions

The Submission menu allows you to view all of the submissions for your environment.

For more information check out this article.


Data Manager

Data Manager allows you to view, filter, search and download your form data from a tabular view. 

For more information check out this article.



Advanced Tools


Environments


Environments are used to contain and manage your apps, forms, and info pages. Using environments you can create separate areas for developing, testing, and producing apps. 


For more on Environments check out this article.


Email Templates


Email Templates allow you to modify the content of emails that are generated from the platform. 

For more information check out this article.


Scheduling 


Scheduling allows you to create calendar bookings as part of a form submission, allowing users to book time for people, places or things. 

For more information check out this article.


Integrations


The integrations menu shows all of the out-of-the-box integrations the OneBlink LcS supports. It is the consolidated location to configure those integrations. If you need assistance with a specific integration check out the article associated with that integration. 


Lists


Lists are used for user select elements (radio buttons, checkboxes, selects and autocomplete) they allow you to create a list of options that can be used in any user select elements. This saves time allowing you to select an existing list of options instead of needing to recreate it for every element that uses it. Lists also only need to be updated once and the changes will appear anywhere that list is being used.

For more information check out this article.



Developer Tools



Option Sets


Option Sets are very similar to Lists in that they are used on user select elements to create lists of options. Option sets however allow you to create integrations via APIs into other systems where your list is located. 

For more information check out this article.



Lookups


Lookups are used to either populate existing form elements or generate form elements by linking to an API. These can be incredibly powerful, from pulling information into a form via your CMS to generating entirely custom forms. 

For more information check out this article.


API Hosting

You can access the API Hosting section by going to the side menu and selecting 'API Hosting'.

This will display a list of your API endpoints hosted on the platform, with the following options:


Endpoint: The unique URL that represents the API.

Environment Health: The environmental health column will show you the environments for that endpoint that have been deployed (for example, dev, test, and prod). The health is represented by a traffic light system, which measures the percentage of errors over 24 hours.


Green: < 5% errors

Yellow: >= 5% errors

Red: >= 20% errors


Viewing Logs: You can click on the environment to view the logs for the associated endpoint. You can then click on the API items to view details for that particular API endpoint.


Web/CDN Hosting

You can access the Web Apps section by going to the side menu and selecting 'Web Apps'.

This will display a list of your custom web apps hosted on the platform.

Endpoint: This is the unique URL for your web app.


You can then click on the web app items to view details for that particular web app.


Developer Keys 

The platform allows developers to create their own keys inside the console.

Keys can be created for Forms, Web Apps, APIs, and PDF


To create a new key click the plus button. You will then be asked to give the key a name and to select what privileges you would like the key to have.


SDK

The OneBlink SDK is an open-source SDK designed to allow developers easy access to features.

Users have access to the OneBlink GitHub node.js and .net SDK, as well as NPM documentation. 



Administration


Team Members 

The team member menu allows you to add and manage the people who have access to the OneBlink LcS. 

For more information check out this article.


Roles

The roles menu allows you to customise the standard roles permissions or create completely custom roles. This ensure that your team members only have the access that they require.

For more information check out this article.


Auditing

The auditing menu shows you who is doing what in your account. Ensuring you have an easy way to see exactly what is happening in your account. 

For more information check out this article.

Account

The Account menu provides an overview of your personal profile and your account details. The Account menu also allows configuration for your retention policies, data manager forms and stats for your usage. 

For more information check out this article.


Help & Support


Knowledge Base

The knowledge Base menu will link you to this knowledge base allowing you to search platform articles. 

Request Feature

OneBlink provides a feature requires site where you can view and upvote previously requested features and create your own. 

Report Issue

If you are having any issues with the platform or find something that isn't working as expected, click the report issue button and fill in the form to notify OneBlink support. 


Getting Help

If you need any assistance with the OneBlink LcS please reach out through the Report Issue menu or email support@oneblink.io





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