Getting Started
Get started with psLens: install the SWS framework, deploy psLens, and connect it to your PeopleSoft environment in minutes.
Welcome to the psLens documentation. Pick a starting point below, or use the navigation on the left to jump directly to a topic.
Install SWS, deploy psLens, connect your first PeopleSoft environment, and take a quick tour of the dashboard. About an hour, end to end.
Start with the security reports (Full Access Permission Lists, Stale Passwords, Nodes Without Passwords), then review the Security Admin use case for an audit workflow.
Walk through the alert catalog (Process Scheduler, Integration Broker, and security alerts), then tune thresholds in configuration.
Docker, bare-metal, systemd, air-gapped: every deployment option with working examples.
Full config.yaml reference: databases, alert thresholds, environment variable overrides.
16 real-time alerts across Process Scheduler, Integration Broker, and security, with tuning guidance.
14 on-demand audit reports: security, Integration Broker, process scheduler, and cross-database object comparison.
Complete list of PeopleTools metadata tables psLens queries, organized by category.
Recent updates, File Layout support, Search Definitions, 1Password integration, and system changes.
If the docs answer what psLens does, the next step is seeing it against a live PeopleSoft environment. The walkthrough is the fastest way to judge fit for your team, your security posture, and your deployment model.
Get started with psLens: install the SWS framework, deploy psLens, and connect it to your PeopleSoft environment in minutes.
The health overview of all connected databases and active alerts.
Real-time operations monitoring dashboards for the Process Scheduler and Integration Broker.
Browse and audit PeopleSoft security configuration: permission lists, roles, and users.
Search and explore PeopleSoft metadata objects: fields, records, pages, components, queries, Integration Broker nodes, batch processes, and more.
Additional developer and operational utilities in psLens.
Embedded Model Context Protocol server and Agent Skills for connecting Google Antigravity, VS Code, Claude Code, and Claude Desktop directly to PeopleSoft intelligence.
psLens security and audit reports for PeopleSoft: full access analysis, node password checks, web service access reviews, and more.
psLens real-time alerts for PeopleSoft: monitor long-running processes, process errors, stalled Integration Broker messages, failed logins, and more.
psLens reference material: PeopleSoft tables, configuration options, and technical details.
How psLens protects your PeopleSoft environment: read-only by design, table whitelist, dedicated instance per client, no direct database access.
Recent feature releases, PeopleTools object additions, security enhancements, and system updates in psLens.
Planned psLens capabilities, recently delivered milestones, and commitment posture. No published dates.
Frequently asked questions about psLens: supported PeopleTools versions, security, deployment, and commercial terms.
See how different PeopleSoft team members use psLens: developers, security administrators, system administrators, and business analysts.
Why PeopleSoft teams use psLens for read-only metadata research, security review, and operational monitoring without broad App Designer or database access.