15 results for "documentation"
OpsIQ Documentation & Developer Docs — OpsIQ
OpsIQ Documentation & Developer Docs Overview OpsIQ provides comprehensive documentation for users to effectively set up, operate, and extend its platform. This includes guidance on various functionalities such as AI…
Compliance — OpsIQ
OpsIQ is committed to data protection, security, AI governance, and regulatory readiness. Our approach ensures compliance that can be verified, with a focus on security by design, privacy alignment, and governed AI. We…
Data Processing Addendum — OpsIQ
Overview This Data Processing Addendum (DPA) outlines the terms under which OpsIQ processes personal data on behalf of its customers. It details the roles, documented instructions, security measures, sub-processors…
Integrations, API & Connector Builder — OpsIQ
OpsIQ offers a robust platform for integrating various systems through governed packages, APIs, and signed webhooks. Users can also build, publish, and sell connectors via the OpsIQ Marketplace. The integration process…
Portal Studio administrator and developer guide — OpsIQ
Overview OpsIQ Portal Studio allows you to build, preview, govern, publish, and extend an enterprise customer portal. This guide provides essential information for both administrators and developers to effectively…
Terms of Service — OpsIQ
Effective Date: August 7, 2026 Version: 2026.08 Governing Law: Nigeria (Lagos) --- 1. Agreement & Acceptance By using OpsIQ, you accept these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Service. 2. Definitions Key terms…
Partner Program: Agency & Reseller Revenue Share — OpsIQ
Join the OpsIQ partner program and earn a 30% recurring revenue share as an agency, a 40% margin as a reseller, or build a certified connector. Apply for free today! Build with OpsIQ. Earn with OpsIQ. Margins and…
Developer API, Webhooks & Connector Builder — OpsIQ
OpsIQ offers a robust platform for building governed integrations through its Developer API, Webhooks, and Connector Builder. This enables developers to create AI-operable applications with a focus on security and…
Enterprise Security & Trust: Identity, Code, Data, AI and Audit — OpsIQ
In today's digital landscape, enterprise security must encompass a comprehensive approach that extends beyond mere login credentials. OpsIQ emphasizes the importance of securing every layer of an organization’s…
AI Actions: Governed AI Agents That Do Things — OpsIQ
In the realm of backend operations, the integration of AI has taken a significant leap forward with OpsIQ's AI Actions. This innovative approach allows AI to execute real backend operations safely and efficiently…
How do I tell whether an OpsIQ feature is live or only on the roadmap?
To determine whether an OpsIQ feature is live or only on the roadmap, you can refer to several resources: The current product/features page The pricing entitlement matrix The connector release state The documentation…
Is OpsIQ ISO 27001 certified?
The current OpsIQ compliance material indicates that work towards ISO 27001 certification is in progress. It should not be represented as an achieved certification until the official compliance or Trust Center confirms…
Is OpsIQ SOC 2 certified?
The current OpsIQ compliance material indicates that the SOC 2 Type II work is in progress. It should not be represented as a completed certification until OpsIQ officially publishes that status as achieved. Customers…
How does the OpsIQ Connector Builder work?
The Connector Builder uses six guided stages: Identity, Authentication, Connection Test, Actions, Triggers, and Review. Builders can start from OpenAPI, Postman, cURL, or a selected profile. Authentication options…
How many operations are available through the OpsIQ General API?
The current developer and integrations pages describe 1,558 named General API operations governed by 62 least-privilege scopes. The operation registry ensures that API behavior, action documentation, scopes, and…