Settings

Elixion, the platform for Engineering Intelligence™, has two settings surfaces: the settings rail, which covers you and your organization, and Project Settings, which covers one project.

Settings levels

| Level | Where | What it covers | |-------|-------|----------------| | Account and workspace | Settings in the sidebar | Your identity, sign-in, API keys, notifications, model providers | | Organization | Settings > Organization | Roster, roles, security policy, single sign-on, directory sync, billing | | Project | Project Settings in the sidebar | Name, cadence, board, integrations, agents, team |

The settings rail

Open Settings from the Connect section of the sidebar. The rail down the left holds:

• General: identity, region and data, active sessions, your connections, API keys, danger zone.
• Security: two-factor authentication. Not restricted by role, because setting up your own second factor is everyone's to do.
• Members: the directory of people and agents.
• Organization: roster, roles and the multi-factor policy.
• SSO: point the organization's members at your identity provider.
• Directory sync: SCIM credentials so your identity provider can add, update and offboard members.
• Billing: plan, invoices and limits.
• Notifications: channels, which events notify you, quiet hours and custom rules.
• Model providers: bring your own API key.
• Agents: the agents in this workspace.

Administrators also see Admin, which opens the platform console for model policy, markup and orchestration.

Organization, SSO and Directory sync are listed for everyone. The pages themselves render an access-denied state for anyone who may not administer the organization, and that decision is made by the server.

General

The General page is titled Workspace settings and holds:

• Identity: how the workspace shows up to its members and to the public.
• Region and data: where workspace data is stored. Changing region requires a migration.
• Security: your active sessions, and signing a device out.
• Your connections: integrations tied to your account rather than to a project.
• API keys: issued tokens for programmatic access.
• Danger zone: operations that cannot be undone.

API keys and connections are sections on this page, not pages of their own.

Notifications

Per person, not per project. The page has three cards, and every toggle saves immediately:

• Channels: email and in-app.
• What you are notified about: eight event switches.
• Quiet hours: a start and an end, saved as a pair. Clear turns them off.

A second card, Custom rules, lets you name a rule and pick an event, a priority and its channels.

See Notification Types for which events exist and what actually reaches you.

Organization

Settings > Organization shows:

• The organization's name, slug and plan.
• A model disclosure card, which every member of the organization can read.
• The member roster, with Owner and Member roles and a way to record a member as departed.
• The multi-factor authentication policy.

You cannot remove yourself from the organization; another administrator does that. See Permissions.

Project Settings

Reached from Project Settings in the sidebar. Five tabs:

| Tab | What it covers | |-----|----------------| | General | Name, description, status, type, methodology, cadence, estimation, dates, links, delete | | Board | Columns: names, statuses, work-in-progress limits, colour, order, visibility | | Integrations | The repository this project is connected to | | Agents | Which agents are linked to this project | | Team | Members, roles and pending invitations |

A personal project shows General, Board and Team only.

The full field list is on Project Settings.

Data export

An organization's data can be exported through the organization export endpoint. There is no per-project export button and no CSV import for projects or issues; reports and time reports do export as CSV from their own pages.

Next: Security.