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Esper evaluates request context with tenant-defined actions, entities, mitigations, and policies. These docs cover the configuration and operational workflows needed to run that model. Use this portal for policies, entities, actions, mitigations, results, tenant-aware access control, integrations, SDKs, and the Esper CLI. If you are new to Esper, start with the Overview.

Operator Quickstart

Start with authentication, tenant selection, API keys, and the first policy-builder workflow.

Policy Builder

Define tenant actions, identity semantics, reusable mitigation, and the policies that compose them.

Results and Operations

Review policy performance, engine jobs, audit history, and the operational signals that explain what happened.

CLI and Deployment

Run Esper against hosted or self-hosted control planes with API-key bootstrap, local Hybrid sync, and policy templates.

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What this portal covers

  • Authentication and tenant-scoped operator setup.
  • Policy-builder concepts: actions, entities, mitigation, and policies.
  • Operational review through results, engine jobs, and audit history.
  • Runtime deployment paths through integrations, SDKs, and the CLI.

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Start by workflow

If you are new to Esper, read Overview first, then move to Quickstart. If you are integrating Esper into a traffic boundary, go to Integrations and then the specific platform guide that matches your deployment. If you are operating Esper locally or against multiple environments, go to the Esper CLI.