8 guides
Your workspace and account
One website is one workspace. Who else can work on it, what the site is open to, and the settings that belong to you rather than to a module.
Your website
The site's own page, and the workspace it sits in.
- Your website and its settingsThe site's two pages. Website overview shows how far setup has got and what runs for the site; Settings holds its details, guest posts, backlink exchanges and the rest, with one save.
- Workspace settingsA workspace holds one site, so its settings are the site's Settings page. Where each part of the old workspace form lives now, and the few things that belong to the workspace itself.
People
Bringing in a colleague, an agency, or a site you want to work with.
Working for clients
For SEO agencies and freelancers looking after several clients' sites.
You
Your account, the assistant, and the record of what was done.
- Your profile and accountYour name and photo, changing the address you sign in with, your password, connected sign-in methods, and the two questions that shape what the product puts first.
- The assistantThe help panel on every page: what it answers from, the actions it can take on your behalf, how confirmations work, and what an admin can change about it.
- The audit logThe immutable record of what was done in a workspace, who did it, and why it cannot be edited.