Admin webapp (SFR Admin Console)¶

The admin webapp is where team members sign in, manage teams and projects, configure boards, and work with feature requests. The sidebar labels the app SFR Admin Console.

Sign in with the credentials your organization uses (the app uses Clerk for authentication). After sign-in you see:

Left sidebar — Workspace links and, for privileged accounts, an Administration section.
Top bar — Breadcrumbs that reflect where you are; use them to move back up to a team or project. A control collapses or expands the sidebar on smaller screens; theme (light/dark) is available from the header.

Dashboard (Teams)¶

Open Dashboard in the sidebar to see Teams. This page lists every team your account can access.

Create a team — Use the control that opens the create dialog, enter a name, choose a plan (for example free or pro), and save.
Open a team — Select a team from the table to open its detail page.
Delete a team — Use the team’s delete action when you no longer need it (confirm in the dialog).

The dashboard summary shows how many teams you have.

Team detail¶

On a team you manage projects and team members.

Projects — Create projects, open one to work on boards and requests, or remove a project you no longer need. Empty states guide you when there are no projects yet.
Members — Invite or add people to the team and assign roles. Team admins have full control across the team; members can create projects and participate according to project rules.

Project detail¶

A project groups boards, tags, and project members.

Boards — Create boards (each has its own list of requests and statuses). Open a board to manage requests and workflow, or edit/delete a board from the project page.
Tags — Add tags to categorize requests; team members can apply tags when creating or editing requests where the UI allows it.
Members — Project admins can manage the project, statuses, tags, and all requests. Members can create requests, comment, vote, and edit their own contributions where permitted.

Use Edit project to change name, description, visibility, or other settings your deployment exposes.

Board detail¶

Inside a board you work with statuses and requests.

Statuses — Define columns or stages (for example Planned, Shipped). Add, edit, or remove statuses to match how your team triages work.
Requests — Create a New Request from the board, open a request to see detail, or delete requests when allowed.
Edit board — Update the board name, description, or visibility settings from the board page.

Request detail¶

On a single request you can:

Read and edit title and description (within your permissions).
Change status and other fields your role allows.
Read and add comments, including official responses if your role supports them.
Manage attachments and votes as exposed in the UI.
Delete the request when your permissions allow.

API Token¶

Under Workspace, open API Token. This page shows your current JWT for authenticated calls to the Simple Feature Requests API.

Copy the token and send it as Authorization: Bearer <token> (see the usage hint on the page).
Tokens expire; refresh the page to load a new one after sign-in.

Use this when you run scripts, API clients, or integrations that should act as you, not as a separate service account (unless your organization provides one).

Admin (super administrators only)¶

If your account is a super admin, Administration includes Admin. That view lists all teams in the system with high-level stats (for example total teams and plan breakdown). It is for platform operators, not day-to-day product work on a single team.