Settings overview

Settings overview

Open Settings from your avatar menu in Twelfth (⌘⇧S / Ctrl Shift S). The left-hand nav is four groups, and these docs are organised the same way, so a page in Settings and its page here sit under the same heading.

Group What it holds Whose it is
Personal How Twelfth looks and behaves for you, your account, what you are told and when, and the workspaces you belong to Yours; nobody else’s changes touch it
Business Facts about the business: where it trades, its guardrails, its vocabulary, its categories and remits, pricing and suppliers, its projects, its calendars The workspace’s; owners and admins change them
Admin Who the workspace is and who is in it Owners and admins
Data & AI What Twelfth reads from, where it answers, and the AI clients connected to it Workspace members can view; owners and admins connect

Personal

Section What it controls
Preferences Appearance, dates, display, accessibility, and the model and thinking intensity new chats start with
Account Your profile (name, title, role, photo), then sign-in methods, two-factor authentication, passkeys, and sessions
Notifications Briefing delivery and the alerts delivered to you
My workspaces The workspaces you belong to: switch, create, leave, and accept invitations

Business

Section What it controls
Regional & commercial Timezone, currency, country, and how tax is named and read
Guardrails The category GP floor, the authority limit, and the strategic-vendor lock every decision passes through
Briefings & alerts The workspace’s starting point for everyone’s brief and alerts
Decision vocabulary The names of the pipeline stages and the decision types
Categories & remits The managed categories your team trades (friendly names, reconciling, merging) and, on the Remits view, who owns each commercial section
Supplier Supplier favicons and cover rules. Lead-time overrides, response times and the supplier directory itself are Suppliers in the left rail
Projects The rules every project follows (whether a finished project closes itself, which workflows people can start) and each workflow’s own: who raises a supplier order, the cost of goods basis a negotiation is sized against
Calendars Trading, promotion and custom calendars, read from a shared sheet or a Google Calendar, mentionable with @ in Twelfth AI

Admin

Section What it controls
Workspace Workspace name, logo and identity, the two-factor policy, the chat-sharing policy, and deletion
Members Invitations, member roles, domain access, and member export

Data & AI

Section What it controls
Integrations The operational systems Twelfth reads from: commerce platforms, warehouses, POS feeds, monday.com, and email forwarding
Destinations Where decisions go once they are made: a Google Sheet, a webhook or your own system
Comms & chat The chat surfaces Twelfth posts to and answers in: Slack, Google Chat, Microsoft Teams
AI & agents Your workspace’s connections (an assistant such as Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor, or a server of your own) and the keys behind them

Every section and every setting inside it is also reachable from the global search (⌘K / Ctrl K): type the setting’s name and select it to land on the row, which is highlighted so you can see where it is. The address in your browser at that point is a shareable link to that exact setting.

Which workspace?

Your workspace is the organisation you are currently working in. If you belong to more than one, switch under My workspaces before changing anything in Business, Admin or Data & AI.