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The Admin panel is accessible to admins — the user who connected the code host is made an admin (and account owner) automatically, and can grant the role to others by sending an Admin invite from Admin → People & Teams. It’s where you configure everything DevPerform needs to ingest data and display your team.

Org settings

Under Admin → Org Settings you can configure:
  • Organization name — the display name shown across the app.
  • Burnout threshold — the open-PR count that triggers the protective 🔥 overload flag in the team table. Default is 5.
  • Deploy detection mode — how DORA detects deploys: merges to the default branch (default, zero-config) or real deploys (GitHub Actions workflow runs / GitLab / Bitbucket Deployments). In actions mode, set the workflow or environment name.
  • Incident label — the issue label DevPerform treats as an incident (GitHub/GitLab labels; Bitbucket matches on title), used for DORA change-failure-rate and time-to-restore.
  • Survey anonymity threshold — the minimum responses before survey results are revealed. Default is 4.

Repos

Add repos as owner/repo — GitHub org/repo, GitLab group/project, or Bitbucket workspace/repo (e.g. acme/backend). Connecting GitLab or Bitbucket auto-tracks your accessible repos, so this is mainly for GitHub or extras. All tracked repos are analyzed together for a given date range. Removing a repo only stops DevPerform tracking it — nothing changes on your code host. Adding a repo kicks off an immediate background sync.

Engineer roster

Add engineers with a name and at least one handle, or import your whole org / group / workspace at once — see Importing your team. For surveys, also map each engineer’s work email (emails are also auto-filled from commit metadata). See Engineer Roster for multiple handles and deactivation.

Teams

Create a nested team hierarchy to enable team filtering. Teams are optional — skip it and all engineers appear together. See Teams.

Permissions

The admin can add/remove repos, manage engineers and handles, manage teams, and update org settings. Regular (non-admin) users can view dashboards but not the Admin panel.