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Settings

The Settings page lets you change your display and notification preferences. You can find it in the sidebar under Settings.

Date and time format

You can choose your preferred locale for date and time formatting. The page shows a preview of how dates will appear with the selected format.

Timezone

You can select your preferred timezone for displaying timestamps. This will affect how dates and times are shown across the dashboard, including in reports and measurement details. You can always hover over a timestamp to see the exact time in UTC, regardless of your selected timezone.

UI theme

You can switch between light mode, dark mode, and system mode (which follows your operating system's preference).

What's New

After a dashboard update, a What's New window shows the main changes since your last visit. To stop it from opening automatically, turn off Show release highlights after dashboard updates. It is on by default.

You can always open the release highlights from the What's New item in the user menu.

Notifications

The notification settings control which emails you receive for all clients in your organization:

  • Client goes offline covers both offline and back-online emails. It is enabled by default.
  • Client system health covers new warnings, escalation to critical, and recovery. It is enabled by default. See Fleet Health.
  • Study execution failures covers studies that abort on every run, and their recovery. It is enabled by default. See Study failure notifications.
  • Anomaly events is disabled by default. After enabling it, choose As soon as detected or Send a digest (the default). A digest can run every set number of hours (1 to 168), days, or weeks. The default is every 24 hours. Daily and weekly schedules also let you choose a delivery time (08:00 by default), and weekly schedules let you choose a weekday (Monday by default).

Note

You only receive offline, system health, and study failure emails if your organization has the matching detection turned on. See Organization Settings.

To send these events to other systems, such as Slack or Microsoft Teams, use webhooks.

To suppress one or more notification types for a single client, open its detail page and use the Notifications button. Client-level mutes affect every recipient, not only your account.

AI Assistant

Manage your usage consent for the AI assistant feature. You can enable or disable this feature at any time.