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Admin Guide

Everything you need to configure and manage Telara for your organization — connect integrations, set permission policies, create scoped configurations, and deploy to your team.

Admin

Platform Setup

Overview

Your five responsibilities

As a Telara admin, you own the full lifecycle of how agents operate within your organization. Here's how the pieces fit together.

Connect integrations

Link your external platforms (GitHub, Slack, Jira, etc.) to Telara. These become the tools agents can use.

Set permission policies

For each action an agent can take, decide if it should auto-approve, require a human to sign off, or be blocked entirely.

Create scoped configurations

Bundle integrations and policies for specific audiences — a frontend team, the security org, external contractors.

Deploy to your team

Push configurations to users. With the Telara CLI, users get connected automatically on next login.

Review & approve requests

Respond to pending action approvals from agents, and grant or deny integration access requests from users.

Guides

Step-by-step how-to guides

Connect an Integration

Add OAuth, API key, or app-based integrations so agents can access your platforms.

Create a Global Policy

Define which actions agents can take automatically, which need approval, and which are blocked.

Create a Scoped Configuration

Bundle integrations and tools into a targeted configuration for a team, project, or user set.

Review & Approve Requests

Respond to pending action approvals and provisioning requests from your team.

Deploy a Configuration

Push a configuration to your users so their agent tools connect automatically.

Open the Telara Admin Console

All admin operations are available in the Telara dashboard under Settings and Configurations.

Open Settings

These guides assume you have the Admin role in your Telara organization. If you need the Admin role, ask your organization owner to grant it from Settings → Team → Roles.