Settings & Profile
Manage your workspace configuration, billing, privacy preferences, and API access.
Workspace Settings#
Your workspace is the top-level container for everything in ohwow (agents, tasks, integrations, and data). Workspace settings include:
- Workspace name: The display name for your business
- Business type: Your industry category (can be changed after onboarding)
- Timezone: Used for scheduling, briefings, and activity timestamps
- Default agent mode: Whether new agents start in supervised or autonomous mode
Profile#
Your profile contains your personal information and preferences:
- Display name: Shown in the dashboard and activity feed
- Email: Used for auth and notifications (managed through Supabase)
- Avatar: Your profile picture
- Notification preferences: Email, in-app, and integration-based notifications
Billing#
The billing tab shows your current plan, credit balance, and usage history. From here you can:
- View your current plan and its limits
- Upgrade or downgrade your plan
- Purchase additional credit packs
- View invoices and payment history
- Update your payment method
For details on plans and pricing, see Credits & Plans.
Privacy Controls#
ohwow gives you granular control over your data:
- Data retention: Configure how long completed task data is stored
- A2A sharing: Control what data external agents can access (see Security & Privacy)
- Analytics opt-out: Disable usage analytics collection
- Data export: Export all your workspace data in a standard format
- Account deletion: Permanently delete your account and all associated data
API Keys#
API keys allow external systems to interact with your ohwow workspace. You can create keys for:
- A2A access: Let external AI agents communicate with your agents via the A2A protocol
- Webhook endpoints: Receive notifications when events happen in your workspace
Each key has configurable scopes, trust levels, and optional expiration dates. See Security & Privacy for details on trust levels and key rotation.
Warning
Keep your API keys secure. Never share them in public code repositories or client-side code. If a key is compromised, revoke it immediately from the Settings page.