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This quickstart guide is for end users who want to start using Veratrace day-to-day. You’ll learn how to view work ledger entries, understand TWU models, and navigate the application. Related: Source: Feature Inventory

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Prerequisites

  • Access to a Veratrace instance
  • Valid AWS Cognito credentials
  • Backend API running (your admin will provide the URL)
Source: Source: Feature Inventory

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Step 1: Log In

  1. Navigate to your Veratrace instance URL
  2. You’ll be redirected to AWS Cognito for authentication
  3. Enter your credentials
  4. After successful login, you’ll be redirected back to Veratrace
UI Route: / (redirects to /dashboard) Source: Source: Feature Inventory

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Step 2: View Work Ledger

The work ledger shows all TWU executions and work operations in your instance. Work ledger showing execution entries with compliance status and metrics
  1. Click Ledger in the navigation sidebar
  2. View the list of work ledger entries
  3. Each entry shows:
    • Title and description
    • Execution status (completed, in_progress)
    • Policy compliance status (compliant, non_compliant, review_required)
    • Actor types (AI, HUMAN, or both)
    • Cost and time metrics
    • Related entity information
UI Route: /ledger Source: Source: Feature Inventory

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Step 3: Filter Work Ledger Entries

Source: Source: Feature Inventory

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Step 4: View TWU Models

TWU models define the structure of work operations. View available models: TWU models list showing published and draft models
  1. Click TWU Models in the navigation sidebar
  2. Browse the list of published models
  3. Click a model to view its details (entities, actions, events, outcomes)
UI Route: /twu-models Source: Source: Feature Inventory

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Step 5: View Agents

See which agents (AI or human) are available in your instance:
  1. Click Agents in the navigation sidebar
  2. View the list of agents
  3. See agent type (AI/HUMAN), status (active/inactive), and capabilities
UI Route: /agents Source: Source: Feature Inventory

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Step 6: View Integrations

Check which external systems are connected:
  1. Click Integrations in the navigation sidebar
  2. View the list of integrations
  3. See integration status (active, inactive, connecting, error)
  4. Check health status for each integration
UI Route: /integrations Source: Source: Feature Inventory

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Daily Workflow

Your typical day-to-day usage:
  1. Morning: Check /ledger for overnight work executions
  2. Review: Filter by policy status to find items needing review
  3. Monitor: Check /integrations to ensure data sources are healthy
  4. Analyze: Use work ledger metrics (cost, time, actors) to understand work patterns
Source: Source: Feature Inventory

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Next Steps