Settings

Overview

The Settings section in Condense provides a centralized location for managing account details, Git integration, organization administration, and workspace-level configurations. It allows authorized users to update personal information, manage organization members and roles, review workspace associations, and monitor member activity across workspaces.

Settings help:

  • Keep account and organizational information accessible in one place

  • Control membership and role assignments within an organization

  • View and manage workspace details from a single interface

  • Track user activity in relation to assigned workspaces

What You Can Do in Settings

Account Information

  • View and update personal information, including name and phone number

  • Email address is displayed but cannot be changed

  • Review linked Git account information

Git Login Account Info

  • Displays linked Git account details for repository-based development

  • Used for managing version-controlled applications and transforms

Organization Management

  • View organization name, organization ID, and created by (Organization Admin)

  • Invite new members to the organization

  • Assign or update member roles (Admin or User)

  • Remove members from the organization

  • Track user activity within assigned workspaces

Workspace Management

  • View all workspaces associated with the organization

  • Click on a workspace to view detailed information, including:

  • Members assigned to the workspace

  • Last active date for each member

  • Organization Admins can edit workspace names from this page

Lifecycle and Permissions

Who Can Access Settings

  • Account Info: Accessible by all logged-in users (can edit own name and phone)

  • Git Login Info: Accessible by all logged-in users for their respective git connection

  • Organization Management: Only Organization Admins can invite, edit roles, or remove members

  • Workspace Management: Visible to all members; editing workspace name requires Organization Admin privileges

Roles and Permissions

Operation

Organization Admin

User

Edit own account name and phone

Change own email

View Git login info

Invite new organization members

Edit member role

Remove member from organization

View workspace details

Edit workspace name

View member last active date in workspace

Role descriptions:

  • Organization Admin: Full administrative control over organization members, roles, and workspace management

  • User: Standard access to view settings and workspace details, but no administrative privileges

Managing Members in an Organization

Add Members

  1. Navigate to Settings → Organization

  2. Click Invite Member

  3. Enter the email address of the user to invite

  4. Assign a role (Admin or User)

  5. Send invitation

Change Roles

  • Organization Admins can update a member’s role at any time

  • Changes take effect immediately

Remove Members

  • Organization Admins can remove members from the organization

  • Removing a member revokes access to all associated workspaces in the organization.

Workspace Settings within Organization View

From the Settings → Workspace tab, Organization Admins can:

  • View all organization workspaces

  • Select a workspace to view associated members and their last active date

  • Edit the workspace name

Monitoring and Audit

Within Settings, administrators can:

  • View last active timestamps for each workspace member

  • Review organization membership and assigned roles

Best Practices

  • Keep member roles aligned with actual responsibilities

  • Regularly review and update organization membership

  • Track last active dates to identify inactive members

  • Maintain accurate workspace names for clarity

Common Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them

  1. Trying to change email address

  2. Avoidance: Email cannot be edited; contact system administrator if an update is required

  3. Removing active members accidentally

  4. Avoidance: Confirm with relevant team leads before removing members

  5. Assigning all members as Admins

  6. Avoidance: Restrict Admin role to users responsible for organization governance

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