Your settings vs. Org settings
Personal preferences live in your Settings; everything org-wide lives in Org settings.
Noots keeps a clean line between the two, and knowing which side something is on saves a lot of hunting.
Your settings — yours alone
/app/settings holds only things that affect you. Changing anything here never touches a teammate.
| Section | What's in it |
|---|---|
| Profile | Photo, name, job title, email, timezone, language. |
| Notifications | What reaches you, where, and Do Not Disturb. Also your presence options. |
| Appearance | Theme palette, interface font, accent colour. |
| Security | Password, two-factor, your signed-in devices. |
| Help | This help centre, searchable, plus replaying the tour. |
| About | Version, changelog and contact links. |
Org settings — the whole workspace
/app/administration holds everything org-wide, grouped into five areas. You only see the sections your role allows — the rest aren't greyed out, they simply aren't there.
| Group | Sections |
|---|---|
| Organization | Organization · Members · Roles & Teams · Structure |
| Extensions | Extensions · Marketplace (plus any admin screens your extensions add) |
| Workspace | AI & Meetings · Work Schedule · Time Off · Customization · Login Message |
| Plans & Usage | Billing · Usage & Limits · API & Webhooks |
| Advanced | Security & SSO · Data & Compliance · Trash |
Old links still help you
If you follow an old link to a setting that moved, Noots shows you where it went instead of dumping you on your profile.
Autopilot is not in either place
There is deliberately no workspace-wide Autopilot switch. Autopilot is configured on each Noot, from that project's header or its Autopilot tab. See Autopilot.
Still stuck? Open a support ticket and we'll help you out — tracked right inside Noots.