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A destination is an API that serves your unified data to something outside Occtoo — a storefront, a marketplace feed, an agent. Each destination holds one or more API versions, and it is always a version you open, configure and publish. The destinations listing

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Filter and sort

All in use is the default and covers everything except versions that are deleted or being deleted.

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What a tile shows

Each tile carries the display name, the status of the selected version, a version selector, when it was last updated, the description, and two badges — the destination type and whether the API is Protected or Public. The version selector on the tile changes which version’s status you are looking at without leaving the listing. It is disabled when the destination has only one version.
Destination types differ in how data is served and how many client applications they allow. See Destination types.

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Statuses

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Who can do what

Anyone can browse destinations, open a version and read its documentation, analytics and settings. Creating destinations and versions, editing endpoints, managing languages, registering applications and deleting all need the Contributor role or higher — a Reader sees the same screens with those controls disabled. Publishing is a separate permission again; if Publish is disabled for you while other controls are not, that is why. See Users and roles.