Less waiting. More building.
With OpsLevel’s Self-Service hub, engineers can spin up services, run operational tasks, and trigger workflows — all without waiting on a ticket queue.
Platform teams keep the guardrails. Developers keep their momentum.
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A launchpad for developers, with guardrails.
Self-Service in OpsLevel is your internal developer portal’s action layer.
From spinning up a new service to triggering a rollback or provisioning infra — every workflow runs with standards built in and approvals where you need them.
Run Actions without raising a ticket
Need to restart a service, open an incident, or trigger a deploy?
With OpsLevel Actions, you can do it straight from the catalog — no chasing approvals in Slack or waiting for the “ops” team to find time.
Built-in forms capture the right inputs, guardrails keep it safe, and you get instant feedback on what happened.
Launch new services that start off on the right foot
Service Templates turn “we should follow the standard” into “we already do.”
Pick a template, answer a few prompts, and minutes later you have a fully scaffolded service: framework chosen, ownership set, metadata complete — all registered in the OpsLevel catalog.
Every new service meets your standards on day one.
Start fast with templates you can make your own
You don’t have to start from scratch — OpsLevel ships ready-made Action templates for common workflows: posting to Slack, triggering CI/CD, raising incidents, and more.
Customize them to match your stack, hook into your own tools, or build entirely new ones.
The process
From request to done in three steps
1.
Pick the Action or Template
From the Self-Service hub or a service’s page
2.
Fill in the details
Forms adapt to your inputs; approvals kick in if required.
3.
Run it
Get immediate feedback and status updates — no back-and-forth needed.
See how it works
Start today
Engineering is hard work. Your developer portal doesn’t need to be.
