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Account and workspace settings

A map of personal, organization and brand settings in Genfeed Cloud, and which pages need which role or plan.

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Genfeed settings are split into three scopes: your own account, the organization, and each brand. Use the settings menu to move between them; the sidebar shows only the pages for the scope you are in. Some pages appear only for certain roles or plans.

Personal settings

Your account, at /settings/personal.

  • Personal: your profile.
  • Notifications: what Genfeed notifies you about, including product email preferences.
  • Progress: your getting-started checklist and progress.
  • Help: getting-started, documentation, workflow-learning, changelog, FAQ, community and support links.
  • About: information about Genfeed.

Organization settings

At /{orgSlug}/~/settings. Opening organization settings lands on General.

  • General: workspace identity. Only the owner can edit the organization name and handle.
  • Modules: turn product areas on or off. Owners and admins only.
  • Preferences: organization defaults for new work, such as default avatar, voice and models.
  • Members: invitations and brand access. See Invite your team.
  • Brands: every brand in the organization and where you create new ones.
  • Models: the organization's model catalog and defaults for the Studio prompt bar.
  • Agents: agent policy, reply style and credit governance.
  • Memory: shared brand memories, on Cloud. Owners and admins only.
  • Credits, Subscription and Usage: balance, plan and cost reporting. See How credits and billing work.
  • Referrals: a referral link that earns credits when people you refer buy credits.
  • API Keys: keys for the REST API and MCP. API access is available on paid plans.
  • Integrations: your own provider keys (BYOK), not Genfeed API keys.
  • Webhooks: outbound event notifications.

Brand settings

At /{orgSlug}/{brandSlug}/settings, for the brand you have selected.

  • Brand profile: the public-facing identity: banner, logo and links.
  • Brand Kit: visual identity, writing voice and strategy.
  • Knowledge: saved sources generations can cite.
  • Connected accounts: the channels this brand publishes to.
  • Agent settings: what the agent is given about the brand.
  • Publishing: posting schedule, auto-publish and the approval gate.
  • Skills: skills enabled for the brand.
  • Usage: credit usage for this brand.

Details for the main brand pages are in Brand setup and brand memory, Connect your social accounts and The approval queue.

Credentials and security

Provider keys and social credentials are secrets. Add them only through the Integrations and Connected accounts pages, and never paste them into chats, screenshots or public issues. Report a suspected security problem through the Security Policy.