Service Center shows raw log rows, one tab at a time, with no trends and no grouping. LogInsight turns those same logs into one dashboard that answers everyday questions.

• Is anything broken right now? App health lists only the Critical and Degraded apps, with error rate, p95 response time, integration failures and failed timer runs.
• Is it worse than last week? Every headline number is compared with the same period last week.
• Which errors matter? Errors are grouped by normalised message, tagged New or Regression, and each group has a per-day history.
• Did the last deploy make it worse? Deployment impact compares the hour before each publish with the hour after it.
• Are we meeting our SLO? Monthly availability per app, against a target you set.
• What is running in the background? Timers, slow SQL, and the slowest extensions and integrations.
• Who uses what? Daily active users, the most used screens, and apps nobody has opened for 30 days. Counts only, with no tracking of individuals.

How it works

• A background timer rolls the platform logs up into small per-minute summaries every 15 minutes. Screens read only these summaries, so they stay fast on busy environments.
• No external services, no agents, and no data leaves your environment.
• Two roles: LogInsight_Viewer for aggregates, and LogInsight_Admin, which adds Live tail, Settings and Run rollup now. Every action checks its role on the server.
• Multi-tenant aware: Viewers see only their own tenant.
• Thresholds, retention and the SLO target are settings, not code.
• Built with OutSystems UI and OutSystems Charts, with a light/dark theme switch, filters kept in the URL so views can be shared, and an option to hide OutSystems platform apps such as Service Center, LifeTime and OutSystems UI.