Organization settings are grouped into six areas. This page maps them; each linked article covers one in detail.
Most settings have workable defaults. The ones worth attention on day one are members, source control, and — if you have your own model contracts — provider keys.
Workspace
| Setting | What it controls |
|---|---|
| General | Organization name and identity |
| Members | Who has access, and their role |
| AI profile | Which models back which agents — see AI profiles |
| Provider keys | Your own model provider credentials |
| Service accounts | Non-human identities for programmatic access |
Connections
Source control connections, chat platform bots and bridges, and external MCP servers with their templates and analytics.
See the Integrations overview.
Automation
Event automations and webhooks with their templates, delivery log and analytics; and Coroid's own MCP server — client setup, access tokens, approvals and automation policies.
See Hooks.
Security and access
| Setting | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Enterprise identity | SSO/SAML and SCIM provisioning |
| Org policy | Organization-wide constraints on what work may do |
| Active sessions | Who is signed in, and revoking access |
| Security activity | The security event feed |
| Audit log | Event history and SIEM export |
Billing and usage
Usage, capacity and credits, detailed reports, plan and subscription management, and billing history. See Plans and pricing.
Data and legal
| Setting | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Storage | Providers, regions and capacity |
| Data retention | How long things are kept, and purging |
| Export settings | Portable configuration bundles |
| Terms and privacy | Which terms you have accepted |
Who can change what
Roles are OWNER, ADMIN, MEMBER and REVIEWER. Owners hold full control
including billing and deletion; admins hold everything short of the owner-only
destructive actions.
Resist making everyone an admin. Provider keys, policies and retention are organization-wide, and the blast radius of a mistake in them is every project at once.