LedgerWorksOS

Software Setup Guide

Use this setup view to confirm which software capabilities are live, which are manual, and which still need stronger operational readiness before heavier client work.

Live alpha providers

Auth, storage, observability

Software posture should tell the operator whether a capability is live, local-only, manual, or still clearly provisional.

Sandbox providers

Billing, notifications, jobs

Software posture should tell the operator whether a capability is live, local-only, manual, or still clearly provisional.

Checklist

Confirm the actual service stack

The alpha stack already has real workspace access, local storage, manual billing posture, and observable server behavior.

Confirm workspace access is usable

The current account access service already supports signup, login, invitations, and recovery.

Check storage behavior for document work

The current storage service is suitable for alpha use but should not be confused with durable remote storage.

Acknowledge which services are still provisional

Billing, notifications, and jobs are intentionally not promoted to external production vendors yet.

Guidance

Keep service assumptions honest

Verify the selected service stack, then decide which tools still need promotion from alpha-safe to production-safe.

Make connection status visible to the operator

A setup view should help the practice know which capabilities are truly live and which are still controlled approximations.

Avoid silent production assumptions

If a service is local, manual, or inline-only, the practice should know that before the workflow gets heavier.