Settings tour

Settings keeps account, space, and billing controls in one place. Two of them shape everyday work: view-notification rules, which decide what reaches your inbox, and communication channels, which put a contact link in front of the person reading your document.

What you can do here

• Get only the notifications that matter — pick the audience (per-recipient link, lead form submitter, unknown viewer) and the interest floor, and add a repeat notification cooldown so one person reopening a file doesn’t ping you again and again.
• See why nothing arrived — every filter a read passes through is listed here in order.
• Separate the notification address and language — notifications can go to an address other than your login email, in the language you pick.
• Offer a next step inside the viewer — build channels with a website or booking link and show a different one per share link.
• Check limits in one screen — space details, plan and billing, uploads, and AI credits.

How the settings page is organized

Clicking Settings in the sidebar opens Account Settings first, with three sections listed on the left: Account, Space, and Access & Billing.

Settings navigation and the Account Settings screen

Section	Tab	What it holds	Access
Account	Account Settings	Email, name, position, phone, notification email, account deletion	Everyone
Account	Communication Settings	Channels shown in the web viewer (CTA title and contact links)	Everyone
Account	Notifications	Default view-notification rules and the cooldown	Everyone
Account	Connections	Slack notifications and your Notion account → Connections	Everyone
Space	Space Information	Space name, description, company name → Space settings	Admin
Space	Member Management	Invites and roles → Invite your team	Admin and member
Space	Custom Domain	Your own domain → Connect a custom domain	Admin, Enterprise
Space	Analytics Exclusion	Leave internal views out of your totals → Keep internal views out of your analytics	Admin
Space	Logo Settings	Logo in the web viewer → Customize your brand	Admin, Pro and above
Space	Lead Form	Edit the space’s default lead form → Set up a lead form	Admin
Access & Billing	Pricing	Plan cards, billing cycle, and checkout → Compare plans and pricing	Admin
Access & Billing	Billing & Plans	Current plan, payment method, invoices, users → Compare plans and pricing	Admin
Access & Billing	Usage	Uploads, file sizes, and AI credits for this cycle → AI credits and usage	Admin and member (members see this cycle and plan limits only)

The old Credit usage tab is now Usage, and it covers more than credits: uploads, PDF size, video and GIF size, the per-document count those two share, and per-recipient links. There’s no plan gate and no role gate — Starter spaces and members can open it. Members see This cycle and Your plan limits only; the summary, per-feature usage, and the detailed usage log are for admins.

Space Information, Logo Settings, Lead Form, Analytics Exclusion, Custom Domain, Pricing, and Billing & Plans are admin-only. Members don’t see them in the list, and opening the URL directly shows an Admin-only page card in place of the screen. Member Management and Usage are visible to members as well.

The three tabs without a page of their own — Account Settings, Communication Settings, and Notifications — are covered below.

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Account Settings

This tab holds your personal profile.

Field	Notes
Email	Your login email. Read-only here.
Name · Position · Phone Number	Profile details. Hyphens in a phone number are accepted, as in 010-1234-5678.
Notification Email	Where view notifications are sent. It can differ from your login email.

Click Save to apply changes.

Delete your account

The Delete account button sits at the bottom of the tab, to the left of Save.

Click Delete account

A confirmation dialog opens, titled “Delete your account?” It states that all of your documents, data, and team memberships will be permanently removed, and that once you delete your account the action cannot be undone.

Type the confirmation word

The confirm button starts disabled. Type the deletion keyword shown in the dialog to enable Delete account.

Confirm

Click Delete account. The account is deleted and you are logged out right away.

Account deletion cannot be undone. Every document and every space membership goes with it. Export anything you still need first, and hand off shared folders or documents if you work in a team space.

If you are the only admin of a space, deletion is blocked with a message telling you to hand over admin rights first. Promote another member to admin, then try again.

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Communication Settings — the contact popup in the web viewer

Contact options that appear in the lower-right popup of the web viewer are managed as channels. Build several channels and show a different one per link, such as one for sales and one for technical support. The preview on the left shows how each looks while you edit.

Select or add a channel

Registered channels appear as chips at the top right, with the selected one highlighted. Click Add channel to create another.

Fill in the channel

Enter the Channel name and a CTA title — the greeting viewers see, such as “Hello”.

Add contact links

Click Add link and set each link’s Type (website, email, or phone), its Label such as “Visit our site”, and its Value. Add several, reorder them, or delete one.

Save

Click Save to store the channel.

Channel count depends on your plan. At the limit, Add channel shows a message naming the maximum and opens the plan screen.

Plan	Channels
Starter · Pro	3
Business	5
Enterprise	Unlimited

You build channels here and choose which one appears per link. On a document’s Share links tab, open a link’s share settings and look under the Communication toggle for the channel chips. That way one document can show a sales channel on its open-access link and a support channel on its information-form link. See Share with a link.

The first channel can’t be deleted, since at least one channel is required. The logo lives elsewhere — under Logo Settings in the Space section (Customize your brand).

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Notifications — view-notification rules

The Notifications tab sets four axes: whose reads to hear about, how engaged they have to be, how often, and where. Out of the box, everything is on: all three viewer types under Who to be notified about (Per-recipient link, Lead form submitters, Unknown viewers), All views as the minimum interest level, and both Email and — once connected — Slack as channels. That’s why anonymous views on an open-access link notify you by default. Your own reads aren’t filtered either: open your document while signed in and it can notify you like anyone else’s. What does stay quiet is a read from an office IP registered on the Settings > Space > Analytics Exclusion tab (Analytics Exclusion, admins only) — that list lives there, not on the Notifications tab. The line at the top of the screen reads “Set default rules so only meaningful view notifications reach you. Per-document notification toggles still apply.” Those toggles are the View Notification switch in each link’s Share Settings, set link by link.

These rules are saved on your account, not on the space. They follow you when you switch spaces, and they change nothing for other admins in the same space.

The five gates a read has to pass

For one read to become a notification, it has to clear every condition below. Fail one and that read stays silent. “I’m not getting notifications” is almost always one of these five.

#	Gate	Where it is set	If it fails
1	The read doesn’t match an analytics exclusion rule	Settings > Space > Analytics Exclusion (admins)	A read from a registered office IP counts as neither a notification nor a view. Your own signed-in reads pass this gate like any other.
2	View notification is on for that link	The link’s share settings > View notification	Nothing arrives, whatever your account rules say.
3	The audience is checked	Notifications tab ①	The read is dropped without sending.
4	The read clears the minimum interest level	Notifications tab ② and ③	Not cancelled — held (see below).
5	No cooldown is running	Notifications tab ④	Repeat notifications are skipped until the cooldown ends.

Past that, delivery goes only to the notification channels (⑤) you switched on. With both email and Slack on, one read produces two messages.

Until you press Save once, the server holds no rule for you, so every read sends a notification. The tab says so in a banner (“These are the default settings and haven’t been saved yet…”), and the defaults you see — every audience checked, All views — match what’s actually happening. You can press Save without changing anything to lock those defaults in. After the first save, the button only lights up when something has changed. To get fewer notifications, change the rules and save.

Every control, option, and default

Top to bottom, the tab holds five blocks and a Save button.

#	Control	Type	Options	Default
①	Who to be notified about — Per-recipient link	Checkbox	On / Off	On
①	Who to be notified about — Lead form submitters	Checkbox	On / Off	On
①	Who to be notified about — Unknown viewers	Checkbox	On / Off	On
②	Minimum interest level	Radio	All views / Warm or above / Hot only	All views
③	Always notify on repeat views	Checkbox	On / Off	On
④	Repeat notification cooldown	Radio	Off — notify every time / 30 minutes / 6 hours / 24 hours	Off — notify every time
⑤	Notification channels — Email	Switch	On / Off	On
⑤	Notification channels — Slack	Switch	On / Off	On (only sends once Slack is connected)

Saving shows “Notification settings saved.” A failure shows “Failed to save notification settings. Please try again.” and leaves your values on screen.

① Who to be notified about — whose reads reach you

“Choose which kinds of viewers trigger a notification.” Viewers fall into three kinds by how their identity was resolved, and only the kinds you check produce notifications.

Audience	What it means	Which reads land here	Default
Per-recipient link	Someone who opened a link you created for a named recipient on the Share links tab	Reads through a per-recipient tracking link, and reads that carry a name or email	On
Lead form submitters	A viewer who submitted the lead form	Reads where the form was filled in before the document opened	On
Unknown viewers	An anonymous viewer with no identity	Open-access links and Public web links, where no identity is left behind	On

Unknown viewers is on by default too. If a link on your website or social media floods you with anonymous reads, uncheck it and save. The flip side: if you unchecked it at some point, anonymous reads through an open-access link send you nothing — check Unknown viewers again and save to get them back.

Lead form submitters bypass the minimum interest level. Leaving contact details is a clear signal on its own, so a submission notifies you immediately even at Cold — as long as the box is checked. Raising the level to Hot only does not stop lead form submission notifications.

② Minimum interest level — how engaged a read has to be

The screen calls this Minimum interest level and describes it as “Uses the same engagement levels (Hot/Warm/Cold) as the dashboard. Only notify at or above this level.” It reads the same score as the Interest badge on the viewer list.

• All views — notify regardless of level (default)
• Warm or above — Warm and Hot reads only
• Hot only — Hot reads only

The score runs out of 100 and combines four inputs. Reading breadth is how much of the document was seen. Reading depth is total dwell time plus the longest time on one page. Return visits counts how many times they came back and how many pages they read twice. Actions covers PDF downloads and clicks on links inside the document. A bonus applies when return visits and close reading appear together, and when someone who submitted the lead form comes back. 50 and up is Hot, 25 and up is Warm, below that is Cold. Hovering the badge on the viewer list shows “Interest score N/100 — combines pages covered, time spent, revisits, and download/link-click actions.” and the score breakdown lists each component.

A read below the threshold is held, not thrown away. With the level raised to Warm or above, a document opened and closed straight away scores Cold, so nothing arrives at that moment — but if the same viewer keeps reading and reaches Warm or Hot, the notification goes out then. That is why a notification arriving a few minutes after the read started is normal under a raised level. Leave it at All views if you want it the instant they open.

Always notify on repeat views (③, on by default) — “If the same viewer opens the document again, you’ll be notified even below the interest threshold.” From the second visit onward the interest floor is skipped, because coming back is itself the signal. Clear the checkbox and repeat visits have to clear the threshold like any other read.

④ Repeat notification cooldown — fewer pings from the same person

“When the same person reopens the same document within this window, skip the repeat notification.” The default is off, so unless you turn it on, every reopen notifies you.

Value	Behavior
Off — notify every time	Every reopen sends a notification. This is the default.
30 minutes / 6 hours / 24 hours	Reopens within that time of the last send are skipped.

The cooldown keys on the same person and the same document. A different document, or a different person, still notifies you. When the previous send can’t be determined, the notification is sent — the fail-safe favors not missing a read. If someone who was reading anonymously later submits the lead form and gains an identity, they count as a new person and the cooldown resets.

③ Always notify on repeat views and ④ Repeat notification cooldown sound alike but pull in opposite directions. ③ says “tell me about return visits even at a low score” — it adds notifications. ④ says “skip pings that come too close together” — it removes them. Run both and you get “never miss a return visit, but only one ping even if the same person opens it ten times today”: ③ on + ④ 24 hours.

⑤ Notification channels — email and Slack

Email and Slack are both on by default and toggle independently — Slack only sends once a workspace is connected. The setting lives on your account, so it isn’t shared with other admins.

• Email — goes to the Notification Email in Account Settings. Leave that blank and it goes to your login email.
• Slack — you connect Slack on the Settings > Account > Connections tab, not here on Notifications. Once a workspace is connected in Connections, messages go to the channel you picked under Select notification channel. Without a connection the row carries a Not connected badge, and flipping the switch shows “Connect Slack first — Slack isn’t connected yet. Connect it to receive notifications on Slack.” instead of turning on. Go to connections takes you to the Connections tab.
• Disconnect Slack later and the switch shows as off again while Slack notifications stop. Reconnect, then switch it back on.
• Turn both channels off and you stop all view notifications — even with View notification on for the link.

Notification language

The globe icon at the right of the content header sets the language — Korean, English, or Japanese — and saves it on the server, so your notification emails and Slack messages arrive in that language.

• In scope: view notifications by email and Slack, access requests on a disabled link, Slack tests, data room inquiries
• Out of scope: mail sent to outside recipients, such as invitations, automatic document delivery from the lead form, and memo sharing
• If you never picked a language from the globe icon, FeatPaper falls back to the interface language you last used in the dashboard. With no record of that either, view-notification emails and Slack messages go out in English. Pick your language from the globe icon once to be sure.
• If saving fails, a message explains that the interface language changed while notification emails keep the previous language.

Which notifications you receive, and where each one is controlled

Separating the alerts your Notifications rules govern from the ones that arrive on their own terms makes “why did I get this?” quick to answer.

Notification	When it arrives	Notifications-tab rules apply	Where to turn it on or off
Document view notification	A viewer opens the document and clears every gate	All of them — audience, interest level, cooldown, channels	The link’s share settings > View notification, plus the Notifications tab
Access request on a disabled link	Someone opens a disabled link and clicks Request access	Not applied — always goes to your Notification Email	Can’t be turned off. Reactivating the link removes the request itself.
Data room inquiry	The inquiry form on a data room’s public page is submitted	Not applied	The Show contact details toggle and the recipient address in data room editing
Slack test message	You click Send test notification on the Connections tab	Not applied	Sent manually, once
Payment failure notice	A recurring card payment fails	Not applied	Can’t be turned off.

The Notifications card on the right of Home (“Check activity from your content and viewers”) is an in-app feed, not something that goes out by email or Slack. It is unrelated to the Notifications tab settings.

On Starter, view notifications for a document more than 7 days past upload mask the viewer’s details with ***. A paid plan is what shows the name and email. The notification itself keeps arriving.

No notifications arriving? Check in this order

Is View notification on for that link?

On the document’s Share links tab, open that link’s share settings and check View notification. A document created before this feature existed has no stored value and is treated as off.

Is that audience checked?

Anonymous reads through an open-access link need Unknown viewers checked. It’s on by default, so check whether it was cleared when the rules were last saved.

Is the minimum interest level too high?

If you saved Warm or above or Hot only, a read that opened and closed sends nothing. Switch back to All views (the default) to hear about everything.

Is a cooldown running?

With 30 minutes, 6 hours, or 24 hours set, the same person reopening the same document is skipped for that long.

Are the channels on and connected?

Check that Email isn’t off, and that Slack doesn’t carry the Not connected badge. For email, confirm the Notification Email address in Account Settings and check your spam folder.

Was it filtered by Analytics Exclusion?

Reads from an office IP registered under Settings > Space > Analytics Exclusion (Analytics Exclusion) never notify. If you tested from the office, that rule is the likely reason. Opening the document yourself while signed in doesn’t block anything — those reads notify as usual.

Billing & Plans and Usage

The Access & Billing section has three tabs: Pricing, Billing & Plans, and Usage. The first two are admin-only; members can open Usage.

• Pricing — pick a plan from the plan cards and billing-cycle toggle and go straight to checkout. View feature comparison opens the full table.

• Billing & Plans — a summary card with your plan, billing cycle, seats in use, and next invoice, plus the payment method (Update card) and an Invoices table with date, total, status, and download. Starter spaces have no summary card. Seat increases and decreases start here too.

• Usage — This cycle shows uploads and AI credits. Your plan limits lists PDF size, Video, GIF, and per-recipient links, with the reset date alongside. The Video and GIF rows carry a file size and the per-document count the two share.

See Compare plans and pricing and AI credits and usage for the numbers.

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Ways to use this

Catch someone the moment they open your proposal

• Situation — you sent a proposal to five prospects and want to call the moment one reacts.
• Setup — build a per-recipient link for each prospect, then set Minimum interest level = All views and turn on Slack under notification channels.
• What you get — the instant someone opens the document, Slack shows the alert with the link name. You work the list starting from whoever opened first.

Cut dozens of daily notifications down to the meaningful ones

• Situation — the company overview linked from your website generates a constant stream of alerts.
• Setup — under Who to be notified about, clear Unknown viewers and keep only Lead form submitters, then set Repeat notification cooldown = 24 hours.
• What you get — only people who left contact details notify you, and the same person opening several times a day pings once. Anonymous read counts still accumulate silently in the document’s analytics.

Push only high-interest reads into a team channel

• Situation — you want the sales Slack channel to carry only reactions worth acting on.
• Setup — set Minimum interest level = Hot only, keep Always notify on repeat views on, turn on Slack, and pick the team channel in Connections.
• What you get — only reads that went all the way through, or came back, reach the channel. Sent as a mail attachment, none of those signals would exist at all.

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Button and shortcut reference

The buttons people look for most on this screen.

Button / element	Where	What it does
Settings	Sidebar, bottom	Opens the settings page on Account Settings, with three sections listed on the left.
Save (Account Settings)	Bottom of the tab	Saves name, position, phone, and notification email.
Delete account	Bottom of the tab, left of Save	Opens the confirmation dialog, which enables only after you type the deletion keyword, then removes everything and logs you out. Cannot be undone.
Channel chip	Communication Settings, top right	Selects that channel so you can edit its name, CTA title, and contact links.
Add channel	Communication Settings, next to the chips	Adds a channel, or at the plan limit (3 on Starter and Pro, 5 on Business) names the maximum and opens the plan screen.
Add link	Communication Settings, contact links section	Adds a row for type, label, and value.
Audience checkboxes	Notifications tab ①	Notifies you only for the kinds you check: Per-recipient link, Lead form submitters, and Unknown viewers — all on by default.
Minimum interest level	Notifications tab ②	Sets the floor — All views (default) / Warm or above / Hot only — and holds a read below the level rather than cancelling it.
Always notify on repeat views	Notifications tab ③	Notifies you on a repeat read by the same viewer regardless of the interest floor (on by default).
Repeat notification cooldown	Notifications tab ④	Skips repeats from the same person on the same document for 30 minutes, 6 hours, or 24 hours (off by default).
Channel toggles	Notifications tab ⑤	Turns Email and Slack (both on by default) on or off separately, and a Not connected Slack won’t switch on until you use the connection prompt.
Save (Notifications)	Bottom of the Notifications tab	Saves the rules. If you’ve never saved, it works even with nothing changed so you can confirm the defaults; after that it’s disabled until something changes. Until you save, every read notifies you.
View notification	The link’s share settings	Gates that link first (saved per link) — with it off, nothing arrives whatever the Notifications tab says.
Globe icon	Content header, right side	Switches the interface language and saves the language used for notification email and Slack.

Shortcut: Open Settings

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Frequently asked questions

Can my login email and my notification email be different?

Yes. The login email is read-only in Account Settings, and view notifications go to whatever address you enter under Notification Email.

One person reopens a document and I get a notification every time. Can I reduce that?

Turn on Repeat notification cooldown on the Notifications tab and pick 30 minutes, 6 hours, or 24 hours. Reopens by the same person on the same document inside that window are skipped. The default is Off — notify every time. Always notify on repeat views is a different option: it adds notifications for repeat reads that fall below your interest threshold.

I'm getting way too many view notifications. Can I cut them down?

On the Notifications tab, clear Unknown viewers and raise the Minimum interest level to Warm or above or Hot only. Adding a cooldown on top trims the repeats from the same person. And if you have never pressed Save on this tab, every read is notifying you regardless of what the screen shows — set the values you want and save them.

I'm not getting document view notifications. Where do I look?

In this order. ① Is View notification on in that link’s share settings? ② Is that read’s audience checked under Who to be notified about — if Unknown viewers was cleared and saved, anonymous reads through an open-access link send nothing. ③ Did you raise the Minimum interest level to Warm or above or Hot only, filtering out a read that opened and closed? ④ Is the read inside a Repeat notification cooldown window? ⑤ Is Email off, or does Slack show Not connected? Finally, if you tested from the office, check whether a registered office IP under Analytics Exclusion filtered it. Reads you open yourself while signed in aren’t filtered and notify as usual.

I opened the document through an open-access link and got nothing.

Most likely Unknown viewers under Who to be notified about was cleared and saved — it’s on by default. Reads through an open-access link or a Public web link leave no identity, so they land in that category. Check Unknown viewers and save, and also confirm the link’s View notification toggle and your interest level. The reads themselves are still recorded in the document’s analytics either way.

My view notification arrives long after the read started.

This is expected if you saved Warm or above or Hot only. A read below the Minimum interest level isn’t discarded — it is held, and sent once the viewer keeps reading and reaches Warm or Hot. Set the level back to All views (the default) to be notified the moment the document opens.

I set Hot only but I still get notifications about Cold viewers.

Two exceptions. Lead form submitters left contact details, which is a clear signal, so they bypass the interest floor entirely. And Always notify on repeat views (on by default) notifies you from a viewer’s second visit onward regardless of score. Clear that checkbox and repeat visits have to clear the floor as well.

How is the interest level decided?

The score runs out of 100 and combines four inputs. Reading breadth is the share of pages seen. Reading depth is total dwell time plus the longest time on one page. Return visits counts how many times they came back and how many pages they read twice. Actions covers PDF downloads and clicks on links inside the document. A bonus applies when return visits and close reading appear together, and when someone who submitted the lead form comes back. 50 and up is Hot, 25 and up is Warm, below that is Cold. The interest badge on the viewer list shows the score and its breakdown, and notifications use exactly these levels.

Are notification settings separate per space?

No. The rules on the Notifications tab — audience, interest level, repeat views, cooldown, channels — are stored on your account. They follow you when you switch spaces and change nothing for other admins in the same space. The View notification toggle, by contrast, is saved on each link and is the same for every admin who manages that link.

With both email and Slack on, do I get two notifications?

Yes. One read produces one email and one Slack message. Turn the other channel off under Notification channels if you only want one. Turning both off stops all view notifications.

Viewer names in my notifications show as ***.

On Starter, notifications for a document more than 7 days past upload mask the viewer’s details. The notification itself keeps arriving; a paid plan is what reveals the name and email.

My notification emails arrive in the wrong language. Can I change that?

Yes. Pick your language from the globe icon at the right of the content header. The choice is saved on the server, so later view notifications by email and Slack use it. If you have never picked one, FeatPaper falls back to the interface language you last used, and to English when there is no record of that. Mail to outside recipients, such as invitations, is not covered by this setting.

Can I set notifications differently per link (per document)?

Yes. The View notification toggle in a link’s share settings is the first condition, and the personal rules on this screen — audience, interest level, cooldown, channels — are the second. The two combine with AND: with the link toggle off no personal rule produces a notification, and with the link toggle on a personal rule can still filter the read out. The toggle is saved per link, so switching one link off silences only reads through that link; the document’s other links keep notifying.

My older document never sends a view notification.

A document created before notifications existed has no stored toggle value, so it is treated as off. Open that link’s share settings and switch View notification on once.

Can I create more than one channel?

Yes. Use Add channel in Communication Settings. Many teams keep one channel with sales contacts and another for technical support, then show whichever fits the document.

How many communication channels can I create?

Starter and Pro allow 3, Business allows 5, and Enterprise is unlimited. At the limit, Add channel names the maximum and opens the plan screen.

Can I show a different channel on each link?

Yes. Channels are built here, and the channel a link shows is picked under the Communication toggle in that link’s share settings. That is how one document shows different channels on its open-access link and its information-form link. See Share with a link.

Where do the communication channels show up?

In the lower-right popup of the web viewer, as the CTA title plus your contact links. The preview on the left of the edit screen shows the position. If a document shows no contact options, check that link’s Communication toggle and the channel selected for it.

Several admins shared the same document. Who gets the view notification, and how?

The link toggle is saved per link and shared by the admins who manage it; the personal rules are stored per admin. Each admin gets mail at their own Notification Email when a read matches their own rules. Turning off a link’s View Notification stops it for every admin who manages that link, while changing your rules in Settings > Notifications affects only you. Slack follows the channel each person connected, so nothing is forwarded to a shared team channel automatically. If two admins picked the same channel, that channel receives one message per admin.

How do I receive view notifications in Slack?

Connect a Slack workspace on the Settings > Account > Connections tab (Connections), pick a channel there, then turn on Slack under notification channels here. While Slack is unconnected, turning it on offers the connection shortcut first.

How do I delete my account, and can I undo it?

On Account Settings, click Delete account to the left of Save. The confirm button enables only after you type the deletion keyword. Confirming removes the account with all documents, data, and team memberships, and logs you out immediately. It cannot be undone. If you are the only admin of a space, deletion is blocked until you hand admin rights to someone else.

I can't find the Credit usage menu.

It was renamed Usage and sits in the Access & Billing section. Besides AI credits it shows uploads and your plan limits. Starter spaces and member accounts can both open it; members see this cycle and plan limits, while the detailed usage log stays with admins.

I'm on a member account and don't see the Logo settings, Custom domain, or Pricing tabs.

This is expected. Logo Settings, Custom Domain, Pricing, and Billing & Plans are admin-only, so they don’t appear on member accounts. Opening the URL directly shows an Admin-only page card instead. Ask a space admin for changes. Member Management and Usage stay visible to members.

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Key points

• Settings has three sections — Account, Space, Access & Billing — and opens on Account Settings.
• Usage (formerly Credit usage) opens regardless of plan or role, and covers uploads and plan limits as well as credits — the detailed usage log is admin-only.
• A notification has to clear all of Analytics Exclusion (office IP) → the link’s View notification toggle → audience → minimum interest level → repeat cooldown → channel.
• The Notifications tab defaults are per-recipient link on · lead form submitters on · unknown viewers on · All views · always notify on repeat views on · cooldown off · email on · Slack on (once connected). Until you save once, the server has no rule and every read notifies you.
• When notifications stop, check in this order: the link’s View notification toggle → whether Unknown viewers was cleared or the interest level raised when you saved → cooldown → channels → Analytics Exclusion. Your own reads do notify.
• Notification email and Slack arrive in the language picked from the globe icon; with no choice saved, the last interface language is used, and English after that.
• Communication channels are capped at 3 on Starter and Pro, 5 on Business, unlimited on Enterprise, and the channel shown is chosen per link.
• Account deletion needs the confirmation word, cannot be undone, and is blocked for a sole admin.

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Learn more

Connections

Connect Slack notifications and your Notion account.

Space settings

Set the space name and company name, and switch spaces.

Compare plans and pricing

Check plans, seats, and invoices.

Share with a link

Adjust notifications and channels in each link’s share settings.