For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt. This page is also available as Markdown.

Settings

Organisation settings, access, credentials and billing.

Settings in the MANAGE group of the left rail.

Its sub-navigation is role-scoped (you will not see every page below. An Owner or Admin sees People, General, API keys, Secrets, Environments, Configs, Database, SaaS Connectors, Billing, Roles, Audit log and Trash; a Developer sees API keys, Secrets, Environments, Configs, Database and Trash. The pages a Developer does not get are the administrative ones), People, General, Billing, Roles and the Audit log; Trash shows for everyone.

The table follows the Owner sidebar order, with Trash last.

Page
Covers

Who is in the workspace, invitations, statuses.

Organisation name, timezone, joining by email domain.

Programmatic access, test and live modes.

Encrypted values read at runtime.

Deployment stages and review gates.

Per-environment values read at runtime.

Which Postgres your workflows read and write through.

Your own SaaS API, and the scopes tenants connect under.

Plan, credits and limits.

What each role can do, and how to narrow one.

Every action taken in the organisation.

Deleted connectors, actions and workflows.

Customers is not here. It is a top-level item in the OPERATE group, and is documented with Operate.

Your own account is separate from the organisation:

Your profile

Who can reach what

The sidebar itself changes by role, so the first answer to "why can't I see that page" is usually the role you are signed in as.

Page
Who reaches it

Audit log

Owner or Admin: gated by role, enforced at the API layer on /api/v1/audit-log

People, General, Billing, Roles

In the Owner and Admin sidebar; absent from a Developer's.

Secrets

The Secrets permissions: read, write, delete.

API keys, Environments, Configs, Database

In both the Owner/Admin and Developer sidebars.

Trash

In the Owner, Admin and Developer sidebars, at /settings/trash.

Everything else

Per the permission matrix in Roles.

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