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Open Settings from the bottom of the sidebar. Settings are split into six tabs:

Profile Settings

Table size and theme

Security

Two-factor authentication

Notifications

Alert delivery channels

Team

Members, invites, and roles

API Keys

Keys for programmatic access

Subscription

Plans and renewal

Profile Settings

General preferences for your account.

Security

Protect your account with Two Factor Authentication. Click Add new 2FA device to register an authenticator device. Registered devices are listed in the table with their Enabled status.

Notifications

Manage the channels that receive alerts from your detectors and triggers. The list shows every channel in the tenant with its type and destination, and Edit and Delete actions. Click Add channel and pick a channel type:
Enter the email address that should receive alerts. Adding a notification email does not change your account’s primary email.
To route alerts to a channel, select it under Notification Channels when configuring a detector or trigger. Every alert it emits is delivered to all selected channels.
Combine channels by severity: for example, route CRITICAL and HIGH alerts to Telegram or Slack for immediate response, and send lower-severity alerts to email for review. See Severity.

Team

Manage who has access to your tenant. The table lists every member with their Name, Status, and Role. Use Search members to find someone by name or email.

Invite a team member

1

Open the invite form

Click Invite team member.
2

Add emails and roles

Enter the member’s Email and select one or more Roles. Click Add another to invite several people at once.
3

Send the invitation

Click Invite. Each member receives an invitation link to join your organization.

Roles

Manage members

Open the ⋮ menu on a member’s row:
  • Copy Email: copy the member’s email address.
  • Change Roles: update the member’s roles. Available for registered members.
  • Delete: remove the member, or revoke a pending invitation.

API Keys

Create keys to access the Extractor API programmatically. The API Keys Management table shows each key’s Name, masked API Key value, Status (ACTIVE or EXPIRED), Creation Date, Expiration Date, and time until expiration. To create a key, click Add API key, enter a Name, and choose a Lifetime: 30 days, 90 days, 1 year, or a custom number of days. Use the copy icon next to a key to copy it, and the edit and delete icons under Actions to manage it.
Treat API keys like passwords. Do not commit them to source control, and delete keys you no longer use.

Subscription

The Subscriptions table lists your plans with their Status (ACTIVE or DISABLED), Start Date, Expiration Date, and time until expiration. Click Renew to extend a plan.