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Organization profile
Your organisation's profile sets its name, logo, and regional defaults. Edit it under Organization → Profile (admin only).
What you can set
- Organisation name — shown in the top bar, browser title, and reports.
- Logo — upload a PNG, JPEG, SVG, or WebP.
- Default timezone — used for timestamps across the app.
- Default locale — regional formatting (English US, UK, Australia, Canada, or New Zealand).
Select Save Changes when you're done.
Read-only details
- The URL slug is fixed when the organisation is created and can't be edited — contact support if it must change.
- Plan and any trial end date are shown here; they're managed for you, not edited. Your plan is not only a billing line — it sets hard limits, described below.
Users, access, and plan
The Organization hub also holds the Users and Roles & Permissions tabs — see Managing users and roles and Permission groups and access control — plus a read-only Plan & Billing view.
What your plan limits
Your plan caps how much you can monitor, and the caps are enforced as you work, not just reported.
- Monitored entities — the number of devices plus servers you can have. Endpoints don't count towards it. When you're at the cap, adding a device or server is refused with a message naming the numbers, for example "Plan limit reached (23/10 monitored entities on Trial). Upgrade the plan to add more." The same check applies when an agent tries to enrol, so an enrolment can fail for this reason too.
- Log and stat retention — how long collected logs and statistics are kept.
- Storage — total storage for collected data.
Trial plans are the tightest on all three, so a trial that stops accepting new devices has usually reached the entity cap rather than gone wrong. Current usage against these limits is shown under Settings → Data & Retention.
Self-service billing isn't available; contact support to change plan.
Notes & tips
- Set the timezone to your primary location so monitoring, alerts, and reports read correctly.
- The logo appears throughout the app and on reports — a clear, square image works best.