> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.jinba.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Workspace Settings > Workspace info, default model, member management, plan, and the danger zone The "**Workspace**" group in Settings (General / Members / Activity / Usage) is where you manage settings that affect the whole workspace. Most operations require **owner permission**. ## Workspace info * **Workspace name** — shown in the sidebar, the account menu, and shared agents (owners only) * **Workspace ID** — used for things like jinba-flow MCP server integration. It is also the `/w//` segment that every page URL now carries ## Default model The model used for new chats started without an agent (ad-hoc chats). * Changes apply **only to new chats created afterwards**. Existing chats keep running on the model they were created with * Each agent's model is set in the Settings section of that agent's configuration panel ## Default Skill (for ad-hoc chats) Skills attached here are used by ad-hoc chats. * There is a limit on how many can be attached * Changes take effect from new chats only ## Member management ### Invitations Member additions live under the single "**Invite**" button at the top of the Members list. Use "Invite" > "**Invite a member**" to issue an invitation with an email address and role. When someone signs in with that email address, they are added as a member automatically. * Invitees do **not** need to belong to this workspace's organization — workspace membership itself grants access. Someone invited from outside the organization joins as a **guest**: they can work in the workspace, but the organization's shared agents and organization settings stay out of reach, and the workspace carries a "**Guest**" badge in their workspace switcher * **Pending invitations** are listed and can be voided with "Revoke" * You cannot invite once the plan's member limit is reached ### Add organization members (bulk) "Invite" > "**Add organization members**" (owners only) opens the organization's member directory so you can add many people at once. * People already in the workspace or with a pending invitation are not shown. Narrow the list with the filter box and remove individual rows before submitting with "**Add members**" * People who already have an account become members right away; people who have never signed in join automatically on their first sign-in * The plan's member limit applies here too ### Roles | Role | What it allows | | ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Owner** | Everything (changing settings, managing members, deletion, and more) | | **Member** | Regular use (chatting, creating agents, and more) | * Change roles with "Promote to owner" and "Demote to member" * The last owner cannot be demoted. Promote another member first ### Removing members Remove members from the member list. To remove another owner, demote them to member first. ## Workspace activity An append-only log of administrative operations such as member removals and role changes. Visible to owners only. ## Usage The "Usage" tab shows your current plan (Free / Standard / Professional / Enterprise) and a usage summary including credit consumption and member count. To change plans, talk to your workspace owner. ## Organization settings Organization owners and admins can manage the whole organization from "**Organization settings**" in the Settings screen (workspace list, members, connector / tool access controls, **Shared assets** for agents and skills shared org-wide, workspace auto-creation, usage, run history, audit logs, and more). ## Danger zone The following operations cannot be undone. Review carefully before proceeding. * **Leave workspace** — until you are invited again, you lose all access to this workspace's chats, agents, and knowledge. The sole owner cannot leave * **Delete workspace** — every chat, agent, skill, knowledge source, file, and connector inside is deleted. You must type the workspace name to confirm ## Creating and switching workspaces * The workspace switcher at the top of the sidebar is organized **organization first**: the menu shows the current organization, a search box, and that organization's workspaces, with "Create workspace," "Workspace settings," and "Invite members" (owners) at the bottom * To change organizations, open the organization row's submenu and pick one — you land on the workspace you last used in that organization. Organization owners and admins also get a gear shortcut to Organization settings on the organization row * In the creation dialog, "**Add all organization members**" loads the organization's member directory into a list you can prune (filter by name or email, remove individual rows). Everyone left on the list is added when the workspace is created — members who have never signed in join automatically on their first sign-in. This is a one-time addition, not a continuous sync with the organization * SSO sessions may be locked to the organization you signed in with. In that case, sign out first, then switch