Navigating the admin portal
Use the admin portal to set up your instances, schedule and run scans and perform other administrative tasks.
To use the admin portal to the fullest, make sure you log in as an admin user.
Navigating via the menu
In the admin portal, you can access the following sections via the menu:
History
This is the landing page of the admin portal. Here you can see the history of your scans of different types (full instance scans, Jenkins scans and update set scans).
Launch Scan
If you have the permissions to run scans on your own, you can use this section to launch scans manually.
Scan Update Set
Here you can upload a ServiceNow update set and scan it.
Instances
Here you can add and manage your existing instances and orgs. You can add new instance by clicking + New Instance. You can test connectivity of instances, review schedules for instances, and work with operational alerts.
Rulesets
Use this section to review all rules in the ruleset applied to an instance. Here you can also customize rules - you can ignore or rewrite them. You can also copy the customized ruleset to other instances you have.
Schedules
You can use this section to manage all your instance schedules. You can add on by clicking Add. You can launch scans manually, edit schedules or delete them.
You can always access help, by clicking the help button.
Navigating between different SaaS platforms
If you have connected SaaS platforms from various providers (ServiceNow, Salesforce and Office 365), you can navigate the admin portal across these.
There are several places where you will see the need to switch from one platform to another:
History
Here you can identify your platform provider in the Provider column and you can filter for the provider of your choice.
Launch scan
You can use the tabs to change between the providers.
Instances
You can use the tabs to change between the providers.
Rulesets
Here you can choose your instances or orgs individually, so it's good to know which instance name was given to which SaaS provider.
Schedules
Here you can choose your instances or orgs individually, so it's good to know which instance name was given to which SaaS provider.