Admin Settings

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Section	What you set there	Learn more
Organization	The organization name, members and their organization role	Organization
Workspaces	Create, rename and delete workspaces, and choose who can open each one	Workspaces
Billing	Your plan, seats, payment method and invoices	Subscription
Credit limits	A monthly credit limit per workspace and what happens when it’s reached	Credit limits
Usage	Credits spent, by workspace, product and person	Usage and credits
BYOK	Your own LLM credentials for every workspace	BYOK
Capabilities	Which capabilities, such as Advisor, Blind Spot and Conversation recaps, run in your workspaces	Capabilities
Identity and access	Domain verification, SSO and SCIM provisioning	SSO, SCIM
Guardrails	Patterns that hide secrets and personal data from agents	Custom guardrails
Integrations	Slack, Microsoft Teams and Google Chat for the organization	Slack, Teams, Google Chat
Audit Logs	Who did what, and when, across the organization	Audit logs
Sandboxes	Workers: machines you control where agents run commands	Workers

Settings that apply to one workspace, such as connections and approvals, live in Workspace settings.

Set up a new organization

Owners usually do these once, in this order:

Identity and access: verify your email domain, then set up SSO if you use one.

Workspaces: create a workspace per team or environment.

Organization: invite members and give each the right role.

Credit limits: set a monthly limit so no workspace spends more than you expect.

Connections, approvals, agents and everything else for one workspace.

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