# Account and Workspace

Find your way around Settings, where you manage your own account, admins manage the organization, and everyone reaches API keys, usage and logs.

Source: https://docs.deepinfo.com/guide/settings/

Last updated: 2026-09-26

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Settings holds your own account settings and your organization's settings, including its API keys, API
usage and API logs. Some pages are for admins only.

## Before You Start

No package is needed, and every user can open Settings. Admins also see **Settings**, **Members** and **Security** under
**ORGANIZATION SETTINGS**; members do not. See
[What you can access](/guide/basics/packages-and-roles/).

## Where to Find It

**Sidebar:** **SETTINGS** · https://platform.deepinfo.com/app/settings

It opens **Account Details**. You can also get there from the menus at the top right:

- the profile menu: **USER SETTINGS** opens **Account Details**, and **COMPANY SETTINGS** (admins only)
  opens the organization's **Settings** page;
- the **+** menu: **ADD NEW MEMBER** opens **Members** (admins only; members land on
  **Account Details**).

## Read the Screen

From top to bottom:

1. The breadcrumb, **SETTINGS / \<GROUP\> / \<PAGE\>**, for example
   **SETTINGS / USER SETTINGS / ACCOUNT DETAILS**.
2. A header card with your organization's logo (or its initials) and its name.
3. The Settings sidebar on the left, with the groups **USER SETTINGS** and **ORGANIZATION SETTINGS**, and
   the selected page on the right.

In this guide, **Sidebar:** **SETTINGS** › **USER SETTINGS** › **Account Details** means: select
**SETTINGS** in the main sidebar, then **Account Details** under **USER SETTINGS** in the Settings
sidebar.

![Settings as an admin, with the header card and the full Settings sidebar next to Account Details.](/img/guide/settings/index-01.png)

### USER SETTINGS

These pages are about you, and every user has them.

| Settings sidebar item | What you do there | Guide page |
|---|---|---|
| **Account Details** | Change your photo, name and time zone | [Update your profile](/guide/settings/account-details/) |
| **Security** | Change your password; turn two-factor authentication on or off | [Change your password](/guide/settings/change-password/), [Use two-factor authentication](/guide/basics/two-factor-authentication/) |
| **Session** | See your sign-in history | [Review your sign-in history](/guide/settings/sessions/) |
| **Notifications** | Choose which Deepinfo e-mails you receive | [Choose which Deepinfo e-mails you receive](/guide/settings/email-preferences/) |

### ORGANIZATION SETTINGS

These pages are about your organization.

| Settings sidebar item | Who sees it | What you do there | Guide page |
|---|---|---|---|
| **Settings** | Admins | Change the organization's name and logo | [Change your organization's name and logo](/guide/settings/organization/) |
| **Members** | Admins | Invite people, change roles, deactivate or delete members | [Manage members and invitations](/guide/settings/members/) |
| **Security** | Admins | Require two-factor authentication for everyone | [Require two-factor authentication](/guide/settings/require-two-factor-authentication/) |
| **API Keys** | Everyone | Create, rename, delete and choose the default API key; see who each key belongs to | [Create and manage API keys](/guide/settings/api-keys/) |
| **API Usage** | Everyone | Check quota, usage and what remains | [Check API usage and quota](/guide/settings/api-usage/) |
| **API Logs** | Everyone | Review and filter the log of calls to the Deepinfo API | [Review API logs](/guide/settings/api-logs/) |

## Good to Know

- **Admin-only pages.** Members do not see **Settings**, **Members** and **Security** under
  **ORGANIZATION SETTINGS**. If a member opens one of them by its address, **Account Details** opens
  instead.
- **Security in both groups.** **Security** under **USER SETTINGS** is for your own password and 2FA.
  **Security** under **ORGANIZATION SETTINGS** requires 2FA for everyone; its breadcrumb reads
  **ORGANIZATION SECURITY**.
- **Names in the breadcrumb.** The breadcrumb can differ slightly from the Settings sidebar: **Session**
  shows as **SESSIONS**. This guide uses the Settings sidebar names.
- **No new browser tab.** The Settings sidebar items are not links, so you cannot open them in a new
  browser tab. Use the page addresses in this guide instead.
- **Wide tables.** Some Settings tables are wider than a laptop screen. Scroll the table sideways to reach
  the last columns, for example **ACTIVE** on **Members**.
- **Two kinds of notifications.** **Notifications** in Settings controls Deepinfo's own e-mails to you.
  Security alerts come from [notification rules](/guide/notifications/), under **NOTIFICATION CENTER** in
  the sidebar.
- **Times.** Dates and times in Settings tables are shown in your browser's local time.