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User and workspace settings

Overview

The Settings area lets you manage your personal account details and workspace configuration, including usage, defaults, people, access control, and data privacy.

Open Settings

  • Click your avatar in the bottom-left corner.

  • Click Settings.

  • Use the left navigation to switch between Personal and Workspace sections.

Personal

Account

Shows your email and lets you set the name teammates see in Adora.

  • Email: Read-only.

  • Display name: Editable. Type a new name and click outside the field to autosave.

Workspace

About

Shows read-only workspace usage and data scope details.

  • Monthly sessions cap: Numeric cap for your plan.

  • Sample rate: Percentage of overall traffic sampled.

  • Session volume: Sessions captured over the last 28 days.

  • Historic data: The date Analytics for Journeys can be compared back to your installation.

General

Sets the defaults Adora uses when choosing thumbnails.

  • Device display default: Dropdown with Mobile, Tablet, Desktop (default Desktop).

  • Language default: Searchable dropdown of languages (default English).

  • Select a device size and language to change the defaults used for thumbnails.

People

Lists everyone in your workspace and lets you invite more people.

  • Each row shows an avatar/initials, email, and a status such as Invite sent.

  • Click + Invite people to open the invite modal.

    • Modal title: Invite to your workspace

    • Field: Email (accepts multiple, comma-separated)

    • Buttons: Cancel, Send invites

Access control

Controls Adora’s access to different parts of your product by allowing or blocking domains, subdomains, and specific paths.

  • Click + Add a domain or subdomain to create an entry.

  • For each domain card:

    • Use the status dropdown to set Allowed or Blocked.

    • Click … for Edit domain or Delete.

    • Click + to add an exception path; enter a path (supports /* for prefix matches).

    • Expand n exceptions to review paths.

    • For an exception path, click … then Edit or Delete to change or remove it.

Data privacy

Apply privacy controls by CSS class to mask text, reveal specific user-entered text, or block elements from capture. Each section shows preset class chips and an Add button to register your own CSS classes. Changes apply to future sessions once the classes exist in your product’s markup.

Mask sensitive text content

  • Replaces text characters with *, preserving layout.

  • Click Add to register additional CSS classes to mask.

Reveal specific user-entered text

  • Overrides default privacy for specific inputs (for example, search boxes) so text is visible.

  • Click Add to register additional CSS classes to unmask.

Block content

  • Replaces targeted elements with a transparent box while preserving spacing.

  • Click Add to register additional CSS classes to block.

To learn more, you can read our full privacy controls.

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