Console settings

Settings is where your own preferences live: how the console looks, what language your reports come back in, and the account details we hold for you. Open it from the gear icon in the left rail, or go straight to /settings.

Settings in the light theme: your account details, the language reports are written in, and the theme.
Settings in the light theme: your account details, the language reports are written in, and the theme.

Account

Your name, email, and the organization you belong to, exactly as we hold them. They are shown here rather than edited here. If something is wrong, or you need to move to a different organization, ask your administrator or contact us.

If you are in an enterprise you also see its name and your role in it. What each role can do is in Teams, enterprise & SSO.

Language

Reports, analysis and the console itself are written in the language you pick here, including the chart titles, table headings and health states on a capture’s dashboard. English, Korean and Chinese are available.

What we translate is the words we wrote: chart titles, table headings, the health states, and the report text. Your own data stays as it was captured, because translating it would change what it says. A table cell is the one place the two can meet, so a value from your file that happens to read exactly like one of our own short status words may appear translated.

One thing worth knowing: asking a question in Korean or Chinese returns that answer in the language you asked, whatever your preference says. You do not have to change this setting to ask one question in another language.

It does not work the other way round. Asking in English does not override your preference, so if you have set Korean, an English question still comes back in Korean.

Appearance

The console starts dark for every account. Light is opt-in, and you can switch whenever you like.

There are three ways to switch:

  • The left rail: the sun or moon icon near the bottom, on a desktop screen.
  • The bottom bar: the same icon on a phone, where the left rail is hidden.
  • This page: the Theme dropdown, on any screen size.
The same page in the dark theme, which is where every account starts.
The same page in the dark theme, which is where every account starts.

Your choice is saved to your account rather than to the browser you made it in, so signing in on a second machine gives you the same theme without setting it again. It is applied before the page draws, so you will not see a flash of the other theme on the way in.

The whole console moves, not just the frame around it: dashboards, charts, the log viewer, investigations and uploads. Printed and exported reports are the one exception, and they stay on a light page in either theme. A PDF is a document, and a document reads better on white.

API keys

Your API key is created, shown once, and revoked from this page. Generating one needs API access on your account, so if you do not see the option, that is why.

Everything about using the key, including the header scheme and what happens when you rotate one, is in Authentication.

Connected apps

Apps you’ve connected to your account, such as the Claude connector, are listed here with the permissions you approved and when you connected each one. Choose Disconnect to end a connection at once.

Alerts

What you are alerted about, and where those alerts are delivered, are set under Activity, on the Alert preferences page. You can be alerted in the console, by email, or to a webhook endpoint of your own. Browser notifications are available too where your workspace has them enabled.

If you are implementing a webhook receiver, the payload shape and the signature you should verify are in Webhooks.

Staff access

If your account is not in an organization and approvals apply to it, this is where you approve, deny or revoke our staff’s requests for access; otherwise this section does not appear. In an organization, owners and admins decide on the Organization page instead. When a request is needed and how approvals work is in Security & data handling.

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