About Lariba Cloud

Lariba Cloud exists to help teams understand what is happening across the systems that run their business.

The platform is being built as an operational control plane for product, ERP, payment, website, backend, and service activity — turning scattered signals into secure visibility, context, and action.

Mission preview

From signals to clarity

Being built

Signals

18,452

Sources

12

Open issues

03

Operational signals

latest

product.event.created

workspace-core

2s ago

payment.webhook.received

billing-flow

18s ago

erp.invoice.synced

erp-connector

42s ago

source.inactive.warning

sentinel

3m ago

Direction

Make operational visibility simpler, more practical, and easier for teams to act on.

Why Lariba Cloud exists

Teams do not need more disconnected tools. They need clearer operational context.

Most teams do not fail because they lack tools. They struggle because their operational signals are spread across logs, scripts, dashboards, ERPs, webhooks, payment systems, and internal processes.

Lariba Cloud is being built to make those signals easier to collect, inspect, understand, and act on from one operational layer.

The goal is practical: help teams see what is happening, reduce tool switching, and create a stronger path from raw activity to operational action.

The gap we are closing

Raw signals should become usable answers faster.

Product events are often hidden inside logs and scripts.
Webhook failures are usually checked only after something breaks.
Billing, payment, ERP, and usage activity live in separate systems.
Teams lose time translating raw activity into operational decisions.

The bigger mission

Built for modern digital operations.

Lariba Cloud is designed for teams building SaaS products, marketplaces, ERP-connected workflows, payment systems, and local digital platforms.

SaaS products

Track product events, usage signals, billing activity, feature adoption, and customer-facing issues.

Marketplaces

Monitor payments, orders, deliveries, partners, webhooks, and operational bottlenecks.

ERP-connected workflows

Bring business system activity into the same operational layer as product activity and team workflows.

Local digital platforms

Support platforms that need practical infrastructure, connected systems, and clearer operational visibility.

What we believe

Four ideas shape the product.

The product direction is centered around visibility, practicality, real usage, and operational trust.

Visibility should come before complexity

Teams should understand what is happening before adding heavy automation, complex rules, or scattered dashboards.

Real usage matters more than abstract dashboards

Lariba Cloud should be shaped by real events, real workflows, real teams, and real operational pressure.

Operational tools should be practical

Teams should be able to start quickly, send events, inspect activity, and get value without a heavy onboarding project.

Security should be part of the foundation

API keys, access, audit logs, revocation, and sensitive data flows should be treated as core platform concerns.

Where we are today

Foundation is the first live Lariba Cloud app.

Foundation gives teams the starting point for workspace setup, project creation, API keys, event ingestion, and live operational visibility.

Workspace setup
Project creation
API key generation
Event ingestion
Live activity visibility
Early operational workflow context
Where we are going

Lariba Cloud is growing into a broader operational control plane.

The roadmap expands Foundation into event exploration, analytics, security, delivery, routing, developer experience, and integrations.

Event Explorer
Source Analytics
Secret lifecycle
Delivery destinations
Rules engine
Developer tools
Integrations

Roadmap direction

A practical roadmap from first events to operational workflows.

Lariba Cloud is being built in layers so teams can start small and grow into stronger visibility, automation, security, and integrations.

Immediate

Event Explorer

Live event stream, filtering, search, raw payload views, event details, replay, and reprocess.

Immediate

Source Analytics

Events over time, success versus failed activity, per-source traffic, noisy sources, and inactive detection.

Immediate

Secret & Key Lifecycle

Key rotation, revocation, grace periods, expiration policies, last-used timestamps, and audit trail.

Next phase

Delivery Destinations

Webhook endpoints, delivery logs, retries, backoff strategy, backup destinations, and dead-letter handling.

Next phase

Rules / Routing Engine

Event filtering, routing rules, payload transformation, priority handling, and operational conditions.

Next phase

Developer Experience

SDKs, CLI, documentation, examples, Postman collection, and faster API-first activation.

Our approach

Start with what teams can use today. Grow into what they will need tomorrow.

We are building Lariba Cloud around one simple principle: the product should become useful before it becomes complex.

Useful before complex

The first experience should help teams send events, inspect activity, and understand value before introducing advanced workflows.

Easy to activate

A team should be able to create a workspace, generate a source-scoped key, and send a real event without a long setup project.

Clear for developers and operators

The platform should help technical teams debug faster while giving operators a clearer view of what is happening.

Ready to grow with real demand

Lariba Cloud should expand naturally as event volume, integrations, alerting, and security needs become more serious.

Product philosophy

The best way to understand Lariba Cloud is to connect one real signal.

Lariba Cloud is being built around real product activity, not abstract dashboards. The first useful step is simple: create one workspace, connect one source, and send one event.

First signal example

curl

curl -X POST https://lariba-cloud-api.vercel.app/v1/events/ingest \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_SOURCE_API_KEY" \
  -d '{
    "event_type": "workspace.signal.created",
    "source": "backend-api",
    "severity": "info",
    "message": "First operational signal created",
    "status": "triggered",
    "payload": {
      "environment": "production",
      "region": "cv-santiago"
    }
  }'
Next step

Create one workspace. Connect one source. Send one event.

The best way to understand Lariba Cloud is to connect your first source and see one real signal become searchable operational activity.