Available
Documentation
The platform's public reference: installation, concepts, modules and API.
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Master the Aptabit Platform.
Reference, guides and training for those who use, administer and integrate the platform.
Learning areas
- In preparation
Tutorials
Step-by-step guides on real platform capabilities.
Planned topics
- Your first flow from a flow template
- A data context from a spreadsheet
- A catalog integration in a scheduled flow
- In preparation
Certification
Two tracks, one for those who use and one for those who administer the platform.
Planned tracks
- Aptabit Certified ProfessionalUser
- Aptabit Certified AdministratorAdministrator
Documentation
AvailableVersion 3.7
From the first installation to the Flows API.
The documentation brings together 16 public chapters, in English, Portuguese and Spanish, covering the platform from installation to operations.
Start here.
The first chapters introduce the platform, guide the installation through to the first sign-in and explain the concepts and the server requirements.
What is the Aptabit Platform
Modules, components, and delivery model of a platform that runs in your organization's environment.Read the chapterQuickstart
From the installation key to the first sign-in, on a Linux server.Read the chapterConcepts
Installation, workspaces, roles, contexts, agents, flows, and schedules.Read the chapterRequirements and sizing
Operating system, memory and disk, accelerators, dependencies, and network.Read the chapter
Browse by topic.
The modules, installation administration and the Flows API, organized as in the documentation.
Modules
- ChatConversations with models, agents, and flows, with attachments, knowledge search, questions about tables, and generated files.
- AgentsBase model, instructions, and parameters, published to the workspaces and people you choose.
- Storage: knowledge and dataKnowledge contexts with hybrid search and data contexts with typed tables and read-only SQL.
- Flows and schedulesVisual builder with 13 block types, contract, publishing, runs, and interval schedules.
- IntegrationsConnections to external systems, more than 99 ready-made connectors, authentication, and outbound protection.
- Models, runtimes, and acceleratorsExternal providers, managed local models, curated catalog, and use of CPU, GPU, and NPU.
Administration
- Users, roles, and accessRoles, per-person modules, workspaces, OIDC SSO with group rules, and the root account.
- Installation securityDocker isolation, secrets, sessions, outbound protection, distribution, and current limits.
- License and connectivityOnline or offline license, what is sent to Aptabit, and installation on an isolated network.
- Governance and complianceUnified log, audit trail, provenance, information quality, retention, and LGPD.
- Operations: CLI, backup, and updatesCLI commands, staged updates, local backup, external dependencies, and diagnostics.
Operations
One CLI to install and operate.
A single CLI checks the server before writing any file, installs, updates with a prior backup and reports the state of the installation, in English or Portuguese.
aptabit check- Checks system, resources, containers, accelerators and network before changing anything.
aptabit install- Installs the platform or, if it already exists, updates it while preserving the data.
aptabit status- Shows the state of the installation, also as JSON for monitoring.
Tutorials
In preparation
Step‑by‑step guides for real tasks.
There are 6 planned topics, from a first flow to an offline installation. Until publication, each one points to the documentation chapter that already covers it.
Flows
Your first flow from a flow template
Pick one of the 30 flow templates, adjust the blocks and publish the flow for use in chat.
In the documentation
Flows and schedulesStorage
A data context from a spreadsheet
Define the columns, load a CSV or Excel file, review the rejected rows and query the data in plain language.
In the documentation
Storage: knowledge and dataIntegrations
A catalog integration in a scheduled flow
Connect a system from the catalog, such as a marketplace, and run the flow at regular intervals.
In the documentation
IntegrationsFlows
A flow exposed as an API
Publish the flow, generate a dedicated access token for it and call the endpoint from your systems.
In the documentation
Flows APIAdministration
Corporate single sign‑on with Microsoft Entra ID
Set up OIDC single sign-on and grant modules and workspaces from directory groups.
In the documentation
Users, roles, and accessOperations
Offline installation with a license file
Move the images by file, apply the signed license and operate with no connection to Aptabit.
In the documentation
License and connectivity
Certification
In preparation
Two tracks, from everyday use to administration.
One track for those who use the platform every day and another for those who install, configure and govern it.
User
Aptabit Certified Professional
For people who use the platform every day: analysts, managers and operations teams.
Planned topics
- Chat with models, agents and published flows
- Attachments, generated files and answers with sources
- Documents and data contexts in Storage
- Privacy, answer provenance and responsible use
Planned format
- Delivery
- Online exam
- Prerequisite
- None
Recommended reading
Administrator
Aptabit Certified Administrator
For people who install, configure and govern the platform: IT, infrastructure and security.
Planned topics
- Installation with the CLI, licensing, backup and updates
- Cloud and local models, runtimes and accelerators
- Flows, flow templates, schedules and catalog integrations
- OIDC single sign-on, group rules, auditing and data governance
Planned format
- Delivery
- Online exam
- Prerequisite
- Aptabit Certified Professional
The program is in preparation. Topics, format and prerequisites will be confirmed when enrollment opens.