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ncScale brought observability to no-code platforms like Zapier, Make, and Bubble. Your Tars AI agent manages log tokens, monitors application health, and handles compliance checks, giving your ops team conversational control over monitoring infrastructure.
Your AI agent handles log token lifecycle management, giving operations teams a natural language interface to the monitoring tools behind their no-code applications.
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See how teams use AI agents to manage monitoring credentials, maintain security posture, and keep no-code application observability running smoothly.
An employee leaves and their ncScale log tokens need to be revoked. Your AI Agent identifies all tokens associated with that team member, deletes each one through the API, and confirms revocation. The security team completes offboarding in minutes through a single conversation instead of navigating dashboards and cross-referencing spreadsheets.
Before pushing a new version of your Make workflow to production, the DevOps lead asks the agent to verify that the monitoring log token is active and valid. The agent checks the token against ncScale's API and confirms everything is in order. Deployments proceed with confidence that observability will not break.
Your compliance officer needs to verify all monitoring access tokens are documented and authorized. Your AI Agent pulls the full token inventory from ncScale, compares it against your approved list, and flags any unauthorized or orphaned tokens. The audit that used to take a full afternoon is done in one conversation.
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FAQs
ncScale was a monitoring and observability platform designed for no-code and low-code applications. It provided log management, dependency tracking, and compliance reporting for platforms like Zapier, Make, Bubble, and Xano. Operations teams and developers building on no-code platforms were its primary users.
The agent can delete log tokens by their unique ID. This enables security operations like revoking compromised tokens, cleaning up after team changes, and maintaining compliance with token rotation policies, all through conversational commands.
As of March 2025, ncScale's platform connections were disabled. If you have existing ncScale infrastructure, the Tars integration can still manage log tokens through the API. For new implementations, consider alternative monitoring platforms.
Yes. Your ncScale access token is stored encrypted in your Tars dashboard. It is only used to authenticate API requests when the agent performs actions. You can update or remove the token at any time from your Tars settings.
Yes. The agent can process multiple delete requests sequentially within a single conversation. You can provide a list of token IDs, and the agent will revoke each one, confirming success for every deletion.
The ncScale API returns an error indicating the token was not found. The agent reports this clearly in the conversation and suggests verifying the token ID. No other tokens or resources are affected by a failed deletion attempt.
The dashboard requires logging in, navigating to the right section, and finding specific tokens. With Tars, you simply say 'delete token XYZ' and it happens instantly. For batch operations and audits, the conversational approach is significantly faster.
Yes. In your Tars dashboard, you control which users and roles have access to the ncScale integration. You can limit token deletion to security admins while giving read-only monitoring access to broader teams.
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At Tars, we take privacy and security very seriously. We are compliant with GDPR, ISO, SOC 2, and HIPAA.
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