User Manual

Settings

Settings is where you manage your organization, your team, and your account. The main Settings page covers your org identity, integrations, webhooks, and trust levels; the indented sub-pages handle everything else.

The main Settings page

The Settings landing page shows a plan banner, your organization identity (name, workspace slug, your email, and your role), connected integrations, the trust ladder for your agents, an outbound webhook configuration, and inbound channels. Quick links at the bottom jump to the sub-pages.

Trust levels

The trust ladder sets how much autonomy each agent has. The five trust levels are graduated — Level 4 must be earned, never set as a starting point:

Level 0Observe Only
Level 1Draft Only
Level 2Execute (Low Risk)
Level 3Execute + Notify
Level 4Full Autonomy

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The main Settings page — the plan banner, Org Identity panel, Neural Integrations, the Trust Ladder legend (Levels 0–4), the Outbound Webhook section, Inbound Channels, and the quick-link cards.

Context Book

Settings → Context Book. The rules, key people, and approval thresholds that govern your agents, first captured during onboarding. This is your Context Book — edit it whenever your business changes so agents keep deciding correctly.

Team

Settings → Team. Invite members, see who is in the workspace, and manage roles. Roles include owner, admin, and member — and they determine who can do things like manage member budgets.

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The Settings → Team page listing workspace members with their roles and an invite control.

Budgets

Settings → Budgets. Per-member credit caps for owners and admins on Team, Growth, and Enterprise plans. See Member budgets for the full walkthrough.

Profile

Settings → Profile. Your personal account settings — your name and password.

Audit Log

Settings → Audit Log. A full trail of significant actions in your workspace — runs, triage, and integrations. Retention depends on your plan, from 7 days on Starter up to 365 days on Enterprise.

API Keys

Settings → API Keys. Create and manage the keys agents and integrations use to authenticate with the eClips API. API access is available on Team and above.

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The Settings → API Keys page showing existing keys and a control to generate a new key.

Notifications

Settings → Notifications. Choose how and when eClips notifies you — for example when an item lands in your Approval Inbox, when a run fails, or for a weekly summary.

Webhooks

eClips can call your own endpoints when events happen, so you can wire the workforce into your systems. The outbound webhook URL is configured on the main Settings page (the Outbound Webhook section), and a dedicated webhooks page is available for managing it.

SSO

Settings → SSO. Single sign-on configuration for organizations that authenticate through an identity provider.

Note:Some sub-pages and capabilities (such as API access and member budgets) depend on your plan. If a page shows a locked or upgrade state, check your tier on the Billing page.