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Public guide: Excelso Pulse aggregates health and business signals from your backends and shows them in one dashboard.
Next.js · MongoDB · Auth.js
A compact JSON contract your product API exposes so operations can read status, latency, errors, and KPIs in one round-trip.
Bearer tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before MongoDB storage; the browser never sees them again after save.
The web app fetches every registered pulse URL in parallel, with caching and timeouts, then normalizes several payload shapes.
Typical backend route
GET …/internal/pulseEach backend can expose a small JSON pulse (Health & Business Pulse) so operations sees latency, uptime, errors, and business KPIs in one response. Libraries such as excelso-pulse-express help you implement it on Express.
Excelso Pulse stores source metadata and encrypted Bearer tokens in MongoDB, then aggregates every registered URL on the server and renders the portfolio dashboard after you sign in.
After signing in, open Apps (/dashboard) to see all registered sources as cards. Tap a card for details, edit, or delete. Use Refresh in the toolbar to pull the latest data. Use Account for profile, password, and company or freelance name; Custom alerts in the sidebar defines rules per project.
Use “New source” (toolbar on desktop, button next to refresh on mobile) and provide slug, backend pulse URL, and Bearer token. Tokens are never shown again after save.
Optional app URL adds a quick link to the public front-end from the sheet.
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