Unqork administration covers the platform management tools available to Creators with administrative permissions, including Creator and end-user accounts, access roles, environment configuration, and integrations. When Unqork provisions a new environment, one Creator account is designated as the environment administrator. That account has the permissions needed to manage other Creators, assign roles, and configure the environment. Administrative permissions are not granted to other Creators by default.
To open Administration, click the Administration icon (the landmark icon) in the platform header. The sidebar displays administration pages organized by area: Creator Permissions, Express Permissions, Environment, Assets, and Integration.
Users and Roles
Unqork has two distinct account types, each with its own role system.
Creators
Creators build applications in the UnqorkAI platform. Each Creator account is assigned a Creator role that controls which resource types they can access across the environment. Creators also have a workspace role in each workspace where they are a member, controlling their level of access to that workspace's applications and modules.
See Creator (User) Administration and Creator Role Administration.
End-Users
End-users are the people who use Creator-built applications. Each end-user is assigned an Express role that controls what they can access in the application.
See Express Role Administration.
Administration Pages
Creator Permissions
Page | Description |
|---|---|
Manage Creator accounts: add, edit, delete, unlock, and export. | |
Manage Creator roles and workspace permissions. |
Express Permissions
Page | Description |
|---|---|
Manage Express roles, role hierarchy, and end-user default permissions. | |
Manage Express groups and data access scope for end-users. | |
Manage Express end-user accounts, role assignments, and bulk imports. |
Environment
Page | Description |
|---|---|
Configure environment-wide settings: site name, authentication, session management, rate limiting, and security policies. | |
Configure SSO for Creator and end-user authentication. | |
Configure analytics and monitoring integrations like New Relic, Datadog RUM, and LogRocket. | |
Manage CSS styles applied across the environment. | |
Manage email templates used by the platform. | |
Define global key-value variables available across all modules. |
Assets
Page | Description |
|---|---|
Manage files and folders available across the environment. | |
Manage custom asset packages uploaded to the environment. |
Integration
Page | Description |
|---|---|
Manage integrations with external systems using the Workato integration platform. | |
Create and manage services for connecting modules to external systems. | |
Manage AWS VPC Endpoints and Azure Private Endpoints for private network connectivity. | |
Manage certificates for secure integrations. | |
Manage PDF document templates. | |
Manage Excel fill templates used to pre-fill spreadsheets with submission data. | |
View and manage Timer Start and Signal Start nodes across all workflows. | |
Create and manage OAuth credentials for programmatic API access to the environment. |
More Resources
For deeper coverage of administration-related concepts, including SSO configuration, certificate types, security policies, and environment levels, see Guides and Reference Guides.
Changelog
Date | Change |
|---|---|
2026-08-25 | Removed Component Library section and Module Administration section (UQE-17687). |
— | Initial publication. |