Panel

Sign-in and MFA, usage charts, quota and alerts, user and key management.

You manage the Gateway from the panel at https://gateway-tr.gurubase.io: virtual keys, usage tracking, quota, and users in one place. The panel UI is in Turkish. When you sign in, the “Genel Bakış” (Overview) screen opens; this is where you see the state of your token budget, the error rate of requests going to the provider, and the masking counters.

Overview screen: token budget, error rate, and masking counters

You sign in to the panel with your email and password. On first sign-in, you are asked to set up multi-factor authentication (MFA): you scan the QR code with a TOTP app (such as Google Authenticator or 1Password) and enter the generated 6-digit code. On later sign-ins, the current code is requested alongside your password. MFA cannot be skipped; if a user changes phones and can no longer generate codes, an administrator resets their verification.

Two-step verification screen

Usage charts

The “Kullanım” (Usage) screen shows request and token counts for the time range you select, split into input and output. The daily processed-characters chart and the distribution of detected categories are on the same screen; with the model and virtual key breakdown, you can track which key consumes what.

Usage charts: processed characters and category distribution

Quota and alerts

Your token budget sits on a live card in the panel: used, remaining, and warning thresholds. The card warns you at the 80% and full thresholds; the service is not cut off. For details of the budget model and the 429 behavior, see Limits and quotas.

Token budget card: used and remaining tokens

User management

You manage your organization’s accounts from the “Kullanıcılar” (Users) screen. You invite new users and assign roles; permissions are role-based (RBAC). You can deactivate an account and, when needed, reset its MFA setup. Each user’s virtual keys and quota usage are also tracked from the same screen.

Users screen: account list with role, status, and MFA columns

Key management

You generate, rotate, and revoke virtual keys from the “Anahtarlar” (Keys) screen. A generated key is shown in full only at the moment of creation; save it somewhere safe right then. Afterwards, only a masked summary remains in the list. The language model provider’s real key is visible neither in the panel nor in the client; it stays inside the Gateway. To wire the key into your application, see Gateway integration.

Keys screen: masked key list and ready-to-use examples

If you want to try masking without writing code, the Playground in the panel is enough; the Playground guide walks through the flow.