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Organization & Settings

Settings is the control center for your workspace. From here you manage your organization's identity, your team and their roles, and you reach the configuration screens for each feature — enrichment attributes, webhooks, credits, and more. It's separate from your personal Account & Security page.

Overview

Open Settings from the main navigation. Everything is scoped to your active organization — if you don't have one selected, you'll be prompted to create or pick one first. The page is organized as:

  • Organization Settings — name, slug, and (for owners) deletion.
  • Quick links — cards that jump to credits, per-feature settings, and webhooks.
  • Team Management — members, roles, and invitations.

Organization settings

The top card shows your organization's avatar, name, slug, and ID. Owners and admins can edit:

  • Organization Name — your workspace's display name.
  • Slug — the URL-safe identifier (lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens; must be unique). It's used in URLs and as the organization identifier for API calls.

Members who aren't owners or admins see these details read-only.

Deleting an organization

Only the owner sees the Danger Zone. Deleting an organization is permanent and, as the confirmation spells out, removes:

  • All organization members and roles
  • All products and enrichment data
  • All enrichment attributes and settings
  • All API keys
  • Credit balance and transaction history
  • All webhooks and integrations

To confirm, you must type the organization's exact name. There's no undo.

Team management

The Team Management card manages who's in your organization. It has two tabs:

  • Members — everyone in the organization, with their role. You can update roles or remove members here.
  • Pending Invitations — invitations you've sent that haven't been accepted yet.

Click Invite Member to send an invitation by email. The invitee accepts it from the Invitations section of their own Profile.

Roles

Role Can do
Owner Everything, including editing and deleting the organization.
Admin Edit organization settings, manage the team, manage webhooks and other admin-only areas.
Member Use the platform's features; organization-level settings are read-only.

Feature settings & quick links

The Settings page links out to each feature's configuration screen:

Card Where it goes What you configure
Credits /credits Credit balance and purchase history. See Credits & Billing.
Enrichment Settings /settings/enrichment One place for product, category, and brand enrichment: country, blocked domains, storefront URLs, and the attributes and attribute sets for all three.
AI Import Global Standards /settings/ai-import Global standards for AI data extraction, formatting, and dynamic variant options for AI Import.
Webhooks (admins/owners) /settings/webhooks Endpoints that receive enrichment event notifications. See Webhooks.

The deeper mechanics of attributes and attribute sets are covered in Attribute Sets and each feature's own guide.

Enrichment Settings tabs

/settings/enrichment is the single configuration surface for all three enrichment types:

Tab What it controls
General Settings Default country, image export preferences, and Storefront URLs (see below). Shared by all three.
Blocked Domains Websites excluded from research. Shared by all three.
Product Attributes / Sets What the AI extracts during product enrichment.
Category Attributes / Sets What the AI generates during category enrichment.
Brand Attributes / Sets What the AI generates during brand enrichment.

Country and blocked domains are organization-wide — a change on this page applies to product, category, and brand enrichment alike.

Storefront URLs & internal linking

Set under Enrichment Settings → General Settings. These four fields let category and brand enrichment place internal links inside generated HTML descriptions.

Field Example Notes
Site Base URL https://www.example.com Your storefront origin. Without it, no links are generated at all.
Category URL Pattern /collections/{slug} Must contain {slug}.
Brand URL Pattern /brands/{slug} Must contain {slug}.
Product URL Pattern /products/{sku} Must contain {sku} — products are keyed by SKU, not slug.

URLs are built by joining the base URL with the filled-in pattern; each field shows a live preview as you type. Leave a pattern blank to skip linking that entity type.

With this configured, enrichment adds up to 5 links of each kind per description:

  • Category enrichment — the top brands in that category, plus related products from it.
  • Brand enrichment — the top categories that brand sells into, plus its own products.

Brands and categories are ranked by how many products they have in common with the item being enriched, so the links point at what actually dominates the page. Ranking is deterministic — re-running enrichment produces the same links.

Links are only ever placed in html-type attributes (your long-form description), never in a page title, meta description, keywords, or slug. Anchors are plain <a href="…">Anchor Text</a> with no rel or target, and any link the AI invents that isn't one of the supplied URLs is stripped before the result is saved.

Note: Entities are linked only when their URL can be built. A category with no slug, or a product whose SKU doesn't fit your URL scheme, is simply left unlinked rather than pointed at a broken URL.

Best Practices

  • Pick a stable slug. It appears in URLs and API paths — changing it later means updating any integrations that reference it.
  • Use roles deliberately. Grant admin to people who manage settings and the team; keep everyone else as member.
  • Treat deletion as final. Export anything you need before deleting an organization — the data listed above is unrecoverable.

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