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Settings

Find the settings tab you need, grouped as General, Connections, Content and Platform, and see which permission each requires.

Settings is where you manage your organization itself: who belongs to it, what it spends, the systems it connects to, how its outputs are written, and which software may act for it. It is not one page but a set of tabs, and you see only the tabs your role allows.

Every member can open Settings; it sits under Organization in the sidebar. Opening it takes you to the Members tab, which every role can see. Your personal preferences, such as your language, are not here: they are under User Settings in the user menu.

Find a tab

The tabs are listed beside the page, in four groups. On a narrow screen the list becomes a Settings section menu. A tab appears only if you hold the permission it needs, and a whole group is hidden if you hold none of its tabs' permissions.

GroupTabWhat it is forPermission
GeneralMembersThe people in the organization, their roles and invitations.member:read
OrganizationThe organization's profile.org:read
SpendingDaily, weekly and monthly ceilings on what Nuvelics-paid work may spend.spend-cap:manage
ConnectionsNRCSConnections to your newsroom computer system.nrcs:manage
MAMConnections to your media asset management system.mam:manage
CMSConnections to your content management system, where articles are filed.cms:manage
Social MediaSocial accounts Nuvelics may post to for you.social:manage
ContentOutput templatesThe rules each kind of output is written to.output_template:manage
Story checksChecks in your own words that run on stories and report what they find.story_check:read
Brand kitsThe colours, type and logo your outputs use.brand_kit:manage
Custom fontsYour own font files, for brand kits to use.brand_kit:manage
Social layoutsThe structures a social post's cards are drawn from.output_template:manage
PlatformSOMYour SOM bus connection.som:manage
API keysService keys that let other systems call the Nuvelics API.apikey:manage
MCPLetting an AI assistant work with your pitches, stories and connections.mcp:manage
NotificationsPosting newsroom events to a Slack channel or Google Chat space.notification:manage
Connected appsEvery application holding standing access to the organization on a member's behalf.org:update

Which role holds which permission is set out in Roles and permissions. In short, setup and connections belong to owners and admins, Connected apps to owners alone, and Organization to owners, admins and viewers. Every role can see Members, and every role also sees Story checks (read-only for members and viewers).

Background

For what the content tabs control, read Templates, brand kits and checks; for spending, Spend caps and usage; for connections to your own systems, Integrations.

Other ways to manage settings

Many settings have a command-line or API equivalent; see the CLI reference and the API reference.

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