> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.fjall.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Using the web app > Where each page of the Fjall web app is, what it is for, which controls open the rest, and who sees them, in the words on screen. The pages of an organisation in the Fjall web app: where each one is, what it is for, and the named controls on it, in the words on its screens. A note beside a page or a control says when it shows, or who can use it. These notes are the only states and roles this page records. Many actions that change the organisation or its settings are open only to owners and admins, and a page may show a setup step until it has something to show. If a control is not on your screen, ask an owner or admin of your organisation. ## The sidebar The sidebar runs down the left of every page of an organisation. On a narrow screen it is folded away behind a button at the top left. ### Overview In the sidebar: **Overview**. See what needs attention across the organisation: cost, findings, recent deploys and usage, or the next setup step before the first deploy. ### Applications In the sidebar, under the **Build** heading: **Applications**. See every application with its traffic, errors and last deploy, and start a new one. * The **New application** button, once the organisation has an application; only an owner or an admin can use it. It opens **New Application**. Create an application from a GitHub repository, choose its tier and services, and run its first deploy. * The **Create Application** button, while the organisation has no applications; only an owner or an admin can use it. It opens **New Application**. * Choose an application to open its page, headed by its name. See one application's health, traffic, cost, recent errors and latest deploys, and deploy it. Its tabs: **Overview**, **Deployments**, **Releases**, **Infrastructure**, **Logs**, **Secrets**, **Settings**. * **Deployments**: Browse an application's deployment history and open any deployment. * **Releases**: See which release of an application is live, inspect earlier ones and roll back to one. * **Infrastructure**: Read an application's infrastructure file and propose changes to it as a pull request. * **Logs**: Search, filter and live-tail an application's logs. * **Secrets**: Add, edit, import and export an application's parameters and secrets, then apply them to its running services. * **Settings**: See an application's details, link or unlink its repository, and destroy or de-register it. ### Deployments In the sidebar, under the **Build** heading: **Deployments**. Browse and filter every deployment in the organisation, and open, cancel or redeploy one. * Choose a deployment to open its page, headed by what it deployed (the application, account or domain). Follow one deployment's steps and build output, approve a paused plan, and cancel or redeploy it. ### Domains In the sidebar, under the **Build** heading: **Domains**. Manage the organisation's DNS zones and records; every change ships as a pull request, then deploys. ### Posture In the sidebar, under the **Operate** heading: **Posture**. Its content shows only when the organisation's plan includes asset management. See the security and compliance posture of the organisation's AWS accounts and the findings that matter most. Its tabs: **Overview**, **Inventory**. * **Inventory**: Browse, filter and group every discovered cloud resource, and open one for its findings and infrastructure-as-code status. ### Insights In the sidebar, under the **Operate** heading: **Insights**. Triage recommendations on performance, cost, reliability, security and deployments: apply, snooze or dismiss them, or open a fix as a pull request. ### Organisation In the sidebar, under the **Organisation** heading: **Organisation**. See every connected AWS account, open one for its details, and connect another. * The **Infrastructure** link, when the organisation is run from an organisation file. It opens **Infrastructure**. Read the organisation's infrastructure file, follow its change history and propose an edit as a pull request. * The **Connect Account** button; only an owner or an admin can use it. It opens **Connect Account**. Connect an AWS account through a CloudFormation stack, then open the pull request that adds it to the organisation. ## At the foot of the sidebar * **Docs** opens [docs.fjall.io](https://docs.fjall.io). * **Settings** opens the Settings pages, at **Settings → General**. ## Settings Select **Settings** at the foot of the sidebar. The Settings pages are listed in a sidebar of their own, which replaces the main one. ### General In the Settings sidebar, under the **Organisation** heading: **Settings → General**. Set the organisation's regions, deployment and posture policies, and insight emails. ### Team In the Settings sidebar, under the **Organisation** heading: **Settings → Team**. See who is in the organisation, invite people, change their roles and remove them. ### Billing In the Settings sidebar, under the **Organisation** heading: **Settings → Billing**. See the organisation's plan and usage, and manage its payment method and invoices. * The **Change plan** button, when the plan can be changed here: not past due, and not on the Enterprise plan; only an owner or an admin can use it. It opens **Change plan**. Compare the plans and move to another one. ### Integrations In the Settings sidebar, under the **Organisation** heading: **Settings → Integrations**. Manage the GitHub installation, and check or reconnect the AWS accounts the organisation deploys through. ### API Keys In the Settings sidebar, under the **Organisation** heading: **Settings → API Keys**. Create and revoke your personal API keys for the CLI. * The **Upgrade to scoped tokens** link. It opens **Scoped Tokens**. Create, rotate and revoke scoped tokens for AI agents and CLI automation. ### CI/CD Tokens In the Settings sidebar, under the **Organisation** heading: **Settings → CI/CD Tokens**. Mint, rotate and revoke the deploy tokens that CI pipelines use. ### Danger Zone In the Settings sidebar, under the **Organisation** heading: **Settings → Danger Zone**. Shown to owners only. Destroy the organisation's AWS infrastructure or delete the organisation. ### Profile In the Settings sidebar, under the **My account** heading: **Settings → Profile**. Change your name, connect or disconnect sign-in providers, and delete your user account. * The **Connected accounts** card, when a social sign-in provider is set up, or one is already linked. ### Security In the Settings sidebar, under the **My account** heading: **Settings → Security**. Turn two-factor authentication on or off and regenerate your backup codes. ### Preferences In the Settings sidebar, under the **My account** heading: **Settings → Preferences**. Choose the theme for this device and switch your insight emails on or off. ## The Account menu Open the Account menu (your initials, top right) for: * **My account**, which opens **Profile** * **Preferences** * **Sign out** ## The Help and resources menu Open the Help and resources menu (a question mark, top right) for: * [Changelog](https://docs.fjall.io/changelog) * [Discord Community](https://discord.gg/FqAdh6SA2m) ## Next steps Run a deploy from the CLI. Deploy from your pipeline with a CI/CD token.