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Settings > General holds the three workspace-wide settings: the name, the workspace ID, and the GitHub App connection.

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General

General settings page showing the workspace name, the workspace ID with a copy button, and the GitHub App card marked Connected
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string
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Between 3 and 50 characters. Internal only: your users never see it. Only an admin can save a new name. Other roles see the field, but Save stays disabled with “Admin access required to rename the workspace”. Renaming writes a workspace.update audit log entry.
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string
Read-only. The ws_ identifier with a copy button. Use it in API calls and support requests. The slug in the URL is a different identifier and can’t be changed. See Workspaces.
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connection
Whether the Unkey GitHub App is installed for this workspace. Install GitHub App sends you to GitHub to pick the repos Unkey may read. Once it’s installed, the card shows Connected and the button becomes Manage on GitHub. That connection is what lets Compute deploy an from a repo and create preview per pull request. API Management-only workspaces can leave it disconnected.

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Other settings pages

The rest of the settings sidebar lives on its own pages.

Team

Roles, invitations, and removing members.

Root keys

The credential for the API. Admins only.

Billing

API tier, Compute plan, payment method, invoices.

Usage and limits

What you used this month and the ceilings your plan sets.
Settings > Billing is where you see your plan and what you’ve used this month, and the ceilings themselves are tabulated on Limits. Log drains also live under Settings and are documented under Log drains. You set up two-factor authentication from your account page, not from workspace settings.
Last modified on September 29, 2026