General

General

The General section contains the core configuration and management tools for the current workspace.

From this page, you can:

• Read the workspace name
• View immutable workspace identifiers
• Manage API keys
• Import basic settings from another workspace
• Delete the workspace (Danger Zone)

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Workspace Information

At the top of the page, you will find the primary workspace metadata.

Workspace Name

A human-friendly name used to identify the workspace across the platform.

• This name is visible in navigation, selectors, and references.
• It can be modified at any time.
• Changes are applied immediately after saving.

Use a clear and recognizable name, especially if your organization manages multiple workspaces.

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Workspace ID

The unique identifier assigned to the workspace.

• Automatically generated.
• Cannot be modified.
• Used internally for system-level operations and integrations.

If you need to reference the workspace in external integrations or support requests, use this ID.

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Data Region

Indicates the geographical region where the workspace data is stored.

• Defined at workspace creation time.
• Cannot be modified.
• Determines data residency and infrastructure location.

If you require a different data region, a new workspace must be created.

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API Keys

The API Keys section lists all generated API keys associated with the current workspace.

The table includes:

• Key name or identifier
• API key value (partially masked for security)
• Permissions or scopes assigned to the key
• Creation date
• Last used date
• Status (Active / Inactive)

Activating or Deactivating API Keys

You can:

• Activate an inactive key to restore access.
• Deactivate an active key to immediately revoke access.

Deactivating a key prevents it from being used in API requests but does not delete it. This allows temporary suspension without losing configuration history.

If a key is permanently compromised, generate a new key and deactivate the old one.

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Import Basic Settings

The Import section allows you to import basic configuration from another workspace within the same organization.

This feature is useful when:

• Creating a new workspace based on an existing one
• Standardizing configurations across multiple workspaces
• Accelerating setup for similar production environments

You can select a source workspace and import supported configuration elements into the current one.

Carefully review the configuration after completing the import.

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Danger Zone

The Danger Zone contains destructive actions that permanently affect the workspace.

Delete Workspace

Deleting a workspace:

• Permanently removes all associated data
• Cannot be undone
• Immediately revokes access for all users

You will be asked to confirm the action before deletion is completed.

Only users with the appropriate administrative permissions can delete a workspace.