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The Qodo portal is where organization-level governance is configured and managed. Rules defined in the portal apply across all connected repositories by default, with scoping controls that allow settings to be overridden at the team or repository level where needed.

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Rules and enforcement

Rules are created, scoped, and managed from the portal. Organization-level rules apply across all repositories. Rules can be scoped to specific teams or repositories, allowing stricter enforcement in areas that handle regulated data or follow different coding conventions. The portal also surfaces rule health: the Rules Expert Agent continuously identifies conflicts, duplicates, and outdated rules, and flags them for review in the portal so rule sets stay current as codebases evolve.

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Review behavior

Organization-level defaults for code review behavior are configured from the portal. This includes which review commands are available, whether reviews trigger automatically or manually, and timing controls such as whether reviews run on draft PRs or only on published PRs. Feedback presentation is also configurable: whether findings appear as conversation summaries or inline annotations, the severity threshold for inline comments, and the volume of findings surfaced per review.

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Review scope

Inclusion and exclusion rules control which repositories, branches, folders, and files are in scope for review at the organization level. Pull requests can be filtered by ticket, label, or other criteria to reduce noise from changes that do not require full governance coverage.

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Teams and access

Administrators manage teams, team membership, and access controls from the portal under Platform > Organization. Team-level configuration allows rules and settings to be scoped to a subset of repositories without affecting the broader organization.

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Analytics

The portal provides organization-wide visibility into governance outcomes: rule adoption rates, violation trends, and improvement metrics across all repositories. These analytics are available at the organization, team, and repository level, and can be used to identify where standards are being applied consistently and where rule sets need refinement. For details on how rules are created and maintained, see Rules and governance.