Your settings vs. Org settings

Personal preferences live in your Settings; everything org-wide lives in Org settings.


Noots keeps a clean line between the two, and knowing which side something is on saves a lot of hunting.

Your settings — yours alone

/app/settings holds only things that affect you. Changing anything here never touches a teammate.

It is in four groups, each answering one question, and it reads the same for an admin as for anyone else — every section in it is personal.

GroupSectionWhat's in it
AccountProfilePhoto, name, job title, email, timezone.
SecurityPassword, two-factor, your signed-in devices.
Privacy & dataWhat you've consented to, and getting your own data out.
PreferencesAppearanceTheme palette, interface font, accent colour, text size — and whether the navigation runs across the top or down a side rail.
Formats & languageDate and time format, which day your week starts on, display language, and which page /app opens on.
NotificationsWhat reaches you, where, and Do Not Disturb. Also your presence options.
AvailabilityScheduleYour working week, your timezone and your own time off.
Help & infoHelpThis help centre, searchable, plus replaying the tour.
AboutVersion, changelog and contact links.
Why Schedule isn't filed under Preferences

Because it isn't one. Four other parts of the product read your working week — the presence dot, find-a-time, whether now is a good moment to message you, and the calendar — so it's a fact about you that other people's screens depend on, not a setting only you see. Your organization's policy on time off (whether it needs approval) stays in Org settings; your own hours and your own leave are yours.

Org settings — the whole workspace

/app/administration holds everything org-wide, grouped into five areas. You only see the sections your role allows — the rest aren't greyed out, they simply aren't there.

GroupSections
OrganizationOrganization · Members · Roles & Teams · Structure
ExtensionsExtensions · Marketplace (plus any admin screens your extensions add)
WorkspaceAI & Meetings · Work Schedule · Time Off · Customization · Login Message
Plans & UsageBilling · Usage & Limits · API & Webhooks
AdvancedSecurity & SSO · Data & Compliance · Trash
Old links still help you

If you follow an old link to a setting that moved, Noots shows you where it went instead of dumping you on your profile.

Autopilot is not in either place

There is deliberately no workspace-wide Autopilot switch. Autopilot is configured on each Noot, from that project's header or its Autopilot tab. See Autopilot.

Still stuck? Open a support ticket and we'll help you out — tracked right inside Noots.