Skip to main content
Projects is the console’s home page. It lists every project in your account with its recent verification runs. A project is one of:
  • a GitHub repository, a Vercel project or a Netlify site that an owner or admin enabled from Integrations
  • a CLI project: the name your IronBee CLI reports under. A CLI checkout of a github.com repository reports to that repository’s GitHub project instead
Click a project to open its Verifications tab. A project that hasn’t run yet opens on its Settings tab.

​
Bands

When a project is waiting for its first run or is no longer active, the page groups projects into these bands. Otherwise all projects show in one group. Projects page in card view with three bands: Waiting for the first verification with a Vercel project whose card says the next Vercel deployment starts a web verification, Active with two projects, and Not active with a Netlify project Projects page in card view with three bands: Waiting for the first verification with a Vercel project whose card says the next Vercel deployment starts a web verification, Active with two projects, and Not active with a Netlify project Archived projects aren’t listed here. Owners and admins find them under Settings > Archived projects. See Project settings.

​
Date range

The date filter in the page header sets the window every number on the page covers. The subtitle shows it as Showing data for a date range.
  • Pick Last 24 Hours, Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days or Last 90 Days.
  • Or pick a Custom Range with a From and To time down to the hour.

​
Card view

Projects page header with the sort, view toggle, New project and date filter, above two project cards with a pass rate ring, run strip and last 5 runs Projects page header with the sort, view toggle, New project and date filter, above two project cards with a pass rate ring, run strip and last 5 runs Each project card shows:
  • The name and the provider: GitHub, Vercel, Netlify or CLI. A Live badge means a run is in progress; otherwise the card shows when the project was last active.
  • The verification type: Web, API, or No verification type declared. CLI projects leave this line empty, and a project that’s no longer enabled shows Not active.
  • The pass rate: a ring and a percentage. Hover the ring for the counts. Below it, the trend against the previous window, such as vs previous 7d. With too few runs, the card says it’s too early for a trend.
  • Counts: verifications and fixes in the window.
  • A run strip: the window laid out as a time axis. Click a slot to open that run, or the runs in that slice of time.
  • Findings and recommendations: the counts link to the project’s Findings and Recommendations.
  • The last runs: a rail of the last five results, labeled Last 5 runs, or Running now while a run is in progress. Click it to open those runs.

​
List view

Switch to the list with the toolbar’s view toggle. Projects list view with the Project, Provider, Runs, Success Rate, Verifications, Fixes, Findings and Recs columns Projects list view with the Project, Provider, Runs, Success Rate, Verifications, Fixes, Findings and Recs columns The list has these columns: Click a column header to sort, except Provider, Runs and Last Run. In card view, the sort menu offers Project Name, Success Rate, Verifications, Fixes, Findings, Recommendations and Last Activity. The view you pick lasts until you reload the page. To change the default view, open Settings > Visual and set Default View. On a phone, projects always show as cards.
Press ⌘K (or Ctrl+K), or click Search projects or anything… in the top bar.
  • Type at least 3 characters to find a project by name. Picking one opens its Verifications tab.
  • With an empty query, the palette shows your Recent projects and Navigation shortcuts.
For queries across sessions, verifications, findings and more, use Search.

​
Create a project

Owners and admins click New project in the page header:
  1. Under Where does it deploy?, pick a connected integration: a GitHub installation, a Vercel team or a Netlify team. Click Continue.
  2. Select what to verify. New projects lists what isn’t a project yet. Enable again lists Not active projects, which come back with their history and settings.
  3. Set each project’s verification type: Web or API. Under Verification type, All Web and All API set every row at once.
  4. Click Create N projects (or Enable N projects).
New project dialog listing two Vercel projects to create, each with a Web or API choice, and the Create 2 projects button New project dialog listing two Vercel projects to create, each with a Web or API choice, and the Create 2 projects button For Vercel, the dialog reminds you that protected preview deployments need a Bypass token secret. Add it in the new project’s Secrets once the project exists. Projects from the CLI are created automatically the first time the CLI reports under a new name.

​
What’s next?

Verifications

Every verification run of a project.

Project settings

Verification type, environments, variables, secrets and archiving.