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PLATFORM ADMIN CONSOLETHE OPERATIONAL BACKBONE

One control plane for every agent, model and connection.

Platform-wide Ask AI, user/role/LOB management, the agent registry with guardrails, MCP catalog and connections, LLM model configuration and full audit logging.

Inside the suite

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Platform Admin Console

The console itself is the product — see capabilities below.

Proof, not promises

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Platform Admin Console interface in Moderor.ai

What the console controls

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Ask AI

A platform-wide chat assistant on Gemini-3.0-Flash-Preview: summarize high-risk alerts, top compliance issues and anomaly trends.

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Users, roles & LOBs

52 users across 14 roles — Platform Admin, Auditor, Task Assignee, Service Engineer, Asset Owner — scoped to 7 lines of business.

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Agent registry & guardrails

Every agent across every product, with run counts, model assignment and a Guardrails tab.

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MCP catalog & connections

A catalog of MCP server images and 11 live connections — ICAT P2P/TNE (53 tools), Azure AD (27 tools), DLP (18 tools).

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LLM model configuration

16 model configurations across the Gemini family and OpenRouter Mistral, with masked API keys.

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Platform audit logs

2,099 activity logs capturing user, suite, action type, old/new values, IP, device and source.

Questions, answered

FAQ
What is the Moderor Platform Admin Console?

It is the operational backbone of moderor.ai: a single console for managing users, roles and lines of business, every AI agent and its guardrails, MCP data-source connections, LLM model configurations and platform-wide audit logs.

Which AI models can Moderor use?

Moderor is multi-LLM by design. Administrators configure models per agent — Google Gemini 2.0/2.5 Flash and Pro, Gemini 3.0 Flash Preview, and OpenRouter-hosted models such as Mistral — with masked API-key management.

How does Moderor connect to enterprise data?

Through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). The console ships a catalog of MCP servers — Jira, Qualys, OpenSearch, Azure AD, Databricks, Teradata and more — and tracks live connections; one Teradata connection alone has synced 203,453 records.

See it on your data.

Connect a source over MCP, point an agent at a control set, and watch the first findings arrive — with you in command.