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Everything that governs your workspace lives under Settings, split into tabs. This page walks each one. Most tabs are owner/admin-only to edit; members see a read-only view.

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Members & invites

The Members tab lists everyone in the org with their name, email, role, and the date they joined. Roles, in increasing privilege:
RoleCan do
memberRead the workspace.
adminEverything a member can, plus invite and remove members.
ownerEverything an admin can. The owner row can’t remove itself.
Owners and admins get an Invite member form and a remove control on each row. An invited person shows up under Invitations with one of three statuses:
StatusMeaning
pendingSent, not yet accepted.
acceptedThe invitee joined — they now appear in the member list.
expiredThe invite lapsed before it was accepted. Send a new one.
To skip one-off invites entirely, turn on domain join in the Organization tab — anyone signing in with an email on your verified domain joins automatically.

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Organization

The Organization tab holds your workspace profile. Owners and admins can edit:
  • Name and logo — how the org is shown across the product.
  • Domain plus allow domain join — when enabled, new sign-ups on that email domain join this org without an invite.
  • Timezone — an IANA zone (e.g. America/New_York).
  • Default locale — the language new members start in.
The slug (the /org/<slug> in your URLs) is read-only. Non-admin members see this tab as a read-only summary.
The timezone here also sets the day boundary for daily reports and day-over-day call counts, so set it to where your team actually works.

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API keys

API keys are minted under Settings → Integrations → API Call Upload, not on a dedicated tab. A key is scoped to one organization, and the same key authenticates the REST API and the MCP server — there’s no separate credential per surface. The key list shows each key’s name, prefix, and last-used time. The full secret is shown once at creation — Zelto only stores a hash — so copy it then. For step-by-step minting and the canonical call upload shape, see Custom & other providers. For pointing an AI client at your workspace, see MCP.

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Usage & billing

The Usage tab meters two kinds:
KindCounts
calls_analyzedConversations run through analysis.
transcript_minutesMinutes of audio Zelto transcribed.
Each kind shows your monthly quota, any prepaid grant balance, and overage once you exceed both. A toggle switches between the current period and the previous one; grant balance and the free-remaining bar are live-state, so they only show on the current period. Below the quotas you get a daily usage chart for the selected period and a usage-by-source breakdown so you can see which integration drove the volume. If a quota runs out with no payment method on file, an Add payment method prompt opens the Stripe billing portal so you can keep analyzing calls.
  • Reports — the org timezone sets the day boundary for daily counts.
  • MCP — point an AI client at your workspace with an org API key.
  • API Call Upload — mint keys and push calls into Zelto.
  • Quickstart — get your first transcript in minutes.