?tab= (for example
/settings?tab=api opens Developer), so you can bookmark one or paste it to
a colleague.
The two groups
The rail is split by who a setting belongs to. That distinction matters most when you belong to several workspaces: the Account group follows you everywhere, the Workspace group changes when you switch.Account — yours, everywhere
Workspace — shared with everyone in it
Who sees what
Almost every section is visible to every member; what changes is whether the controls are editable.Everyone
Your profile, Login & security, Appearance, Canned replies, Developer (the
lists of keys and webhook endpoints, the events and the documentation
links), Users & Roles (the roster), and the read-only view of Fields & tags
and Deals & currency.
Admins and the owner
Renaming the workspace, the custom-fields catalogue, the default currency
and phone country, inviting and removing members, changing roles,
creating or revoking API keys, and adding, pausing, testing or removing
webhook endpoints.
Settings that live elsewhere
Not everything configurable is in Settings. Three things moved out because you work in them rather than set them once:- Channel settings — per channel, under Channels → WhatsApp → Channel Settings and its equivalents. A channel’s connection and behaviour are there, not here.
- Integrations — connected stores, Razorpay, Google, Zapier, n8n and Sales documents each have a card, and some have a whole console. See Integrations.
- Sales documents — your company details, GST mode, numbering and document design are in its own console at Integrations → Sales documents.
Sections in detail
Members and roles
What each role can do, inviting, changing a role, removing someone.
Workspace settings
Fields and tags, canned replies, currency, phone format and appearance.
Developer
API keys and their scopes, webhook endpoints and the events they receive.
Plan and billing
Plans, the trial, renewal, failed payments and cancelling.