Action center

1. 1

   Go to the Action Center in your Lovable dashboard.

   This is the central place to see all pending decisions and issues that need your attention.

2. 2

   Look at the 'Approval requests' section to see if anyone is waiting for you to approve their app for publishing.

   These requests are generated when a project needs approval based on your workspace's rules before it can be made public.

3. 3

   Review each request, checking details like the app's purpose, what it connects to, and how publishing it will change who can see it.

   This helps you make an informed decision about whether to approve or deny the publishing request.

4. 4

   Either 'Approve and publish' the app or 'Deny' the request, providing a reason if you deny it.

   Approving makes the app public, while denying prevents it from being published and informs the requester why.

5. 5

   Next, go to the 'Needs attention' section to review any findings, such as projects without owners, security issues, high credit usage, or inactive apps.

   This section highlights potential problems across your workspace that require your decision or action.

6. 6

   For each finding, review the details and take the appropriate action, such as assigning a new owner, ignoring a security finding, or unpublishing an inactive app.

   Addressing these findings helps maintain the security, efficiency, and proper management of your workspace's projects.

Hey Lovable, I need to check all the pending approvals and important issues for our projects. Can you show me the Action Center so I can review publish requests, assign owners to projects without them, check for security findings, look at projects with high credit usage, and decide what to do with inactive apps?

Workspace policies

These are rules set up for your entire Lovable account that decide when an app needs approval before it can be made public.

Findings

These are problems or situations that Lovable automatically detects in your projects, like security risks or projects that haven't been used in a long time, that need someone to look at them.

Run credits

These are like a currency that measures how much your apps use Lovable's computing power, AI, and connections to other services when they are running.

Abandoned projects

These are projects that haven't been changed or updated for a set period, usually 60 days, and Lovable flags them for review.

• Ignoring notifications about pending requests or findings can lead to delays in publishing important apps or leave security vulnerabilities unaddressed.
• Approving a publish request without fully understanding the app's purpose or its connections could expose sensitive data or violate company policies.
• Unpublishing an app without checking its usage or importance could take a valuable tool offline for users.
• Ignoring security findings instead of fixing them means the underlying problem still exists and could be exploited later.