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Go to Dashboard > Settings to manage your personal preferences and tenant-level configuration.

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Profile

Update your personal account information.
  • Name — Your display name, shown in the team list and audit trail entries.
  • Email — The email address associated with your account. Changing your email requires confirmation from the new address.
  • Avatar — Upload a profile photo. Supported formats: JPG, PNG. Maximum size: 2 MB.
Click Save after making changes.

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Company

Update your tenant’s information. These settings apply to the entire tenant, not just your account. Only admins and owners can change company settings.
  • Company name — Your organization’s name. Shown in the tenant selector and billing information.
  • Team size — The approximate size of your engineering team. Used to tailor the onboarding experience and default investigation settings.

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Notifications

Configure how CauseFlow notifies you about activity in your tenant. Email notifications are available for the following events:
  • New incident — Receive an email when a new incident is created (manually or from an automated alert).
  • Investigation complete — Receive an email when an AI investigation finishes and results are ready to review.
  • Pending approval — Receive an email when a remediation proposal is waiting for your approval (sent to admins and owners only).
Toggle each notification on or off individually. Changes take effect immediately.
Notifications are per-account — each team member configures their own preferences independently.

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Appearance

Switch between light and dark themes. Select your preference and it is applied immediately to the dashboard. The theme setting is stored per account and persists across sessions and devices.

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API keys

API keys authenticate requests to the CauseFlow REST API and webhook endpoints. Use them to integrate CauseFlow with your monitoring tools, CI/CD pipelines, or internal automation. Go to Settings > API Keys to manage your keys.
API key plaintext is shown only once when created. Store it securely immediately. If you lose a key, revoke it and create a new one.

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Creating an API key

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Open the create form

On the API Keys page, click Create API Key.
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Name your key

Enter a descriptive name so you can identify the key’s purpose later — for example, datadog-webhook or ci-pipeline.
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Copy the key

After creation, CauseFlow displays the key plaintext once. Copy it now and store it in a secret manager or password vault. You will not be able to view the plaintext again after closing this dialog.

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Using API keys

Include your API key in the Authorization header as a Bearer token for API requests: 
Authorization: Bearer <your-api-key>
For webhook authentication, use the same key when configuring your monitoring tool to sign webhook payloads sent to CauseFlow.

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Revoking an API key

If a key is compromised or no longer needed, revoke it immediately. On the API Keys page, find the key by name and click Revoke. The key stops working instantly — any requests using the revoked key will return a 401 Unauthorized response. After revoking, create a new key and update any integrations that were using the old one.