Workspace settings control how your organization is identified, how members authenticate, and how billing is managed. Navigate to Settings in the Console to access these options.
General
| Setting | Description |
|---|
| Workspace name | Display name in the UI, emails, and shared links. |
| Workspace slug | URL-safe identifier for API calls. Changing it updates tenant-scoped URLs — notify your team first. |
| Default project | The project selected when you open the Console. |
Members and access
Workspace admins manage the member directory from Settings → Team & Members:
- Invite users by email
- Assign tenant-level roles
- Deactivate accounts without deleting their content
See User management and Roles and permissions.
API keys
Create and revoke personal access tokens from Settings → API keys. Use PATs for scripts, CI, and Platform MCP. See API authentication.
Inbound webhooks
Manage webhook subscriptions from Settings → Inbound webhooks (also available per workflow in Workflow Studio). See Inbound webhooks.
Billing
Billing is split across three Settings tabs. Project contributors can view usage; tenant admins can change plans, manage subscriptions, and initiate pay-as-you-go top-ups.
| Tab | What you can do |
|---|
| Billing Overview | Subscription status, payment method, top-up entry points |
| Plans | View available plans, start a trial, upgrade, or cancel |
| Usage & History | Credit balances, metered usage, payment history |
Promoters use Referrals in the sidebar (/referrals). Settings → Affiliates is maintainer-only ops when enableSettingsAffiliates is on. See Referrals and affiliates.
Pricing details are on agentruntime.io/pricing. See Billing and credits for plans, trials, and PAYG top-ups.
Authentication policy
Tenant admins can configure how members sign in:
- Email and password with email verification
- Google OAuth — Sign in with Google or Google One Tap
- Domain verification — Restrict workspace access to verified email domains
Password reset and change-password flows are available from the auth pages.
Vault (workspace secrets)
Workspace admins with vault access can store secret paths for sensitive configuration. Vault-backed values are referenced by MCP instances and integrations without exposing plaintext in workflow definitions.
Vault access is limited to workspace administrators. Store connector API keys in Connections unless your deployment requires vault-backed secret paths.
Notification and display preferences
Individual members can adjust personal preferences from their profile. Workspace-level defaults apply to new members where configured.