Workspace name, logo, and timezone

Your workspace is the shared home for your team — its name and logo appear in the sidebar, the workspace switcher, and anywhere your workspace is shown to members.

Where to edit it#

Go to Settings → Administration → Workspace. This page is available to workspace owners and admins. If you don't see it, you don't have permission to change these settings.

What you can change#

• Logo — upload a PNG, JPEG, or WebP image (up to 5MB). Square images look best. Use Remove to clear the logo and fall back to a lettered placeholder.
• Name — the display name everyone sees for the workspace. Type a new name and click Save changes.
• Timezone — the workspace's default timezone. It's used for scheduled and agent tasks that aren't tied to a specific person, so they run at a sensible local hour. It starts out matching the timezone of whoever created the workspace; pick a zone here to change it, saved right away.

Your workspace address (the part of the URL that identifies your workspace) is shown here for reference but can't be changed from this page.

Changes take effect immediately and are visible to everyone in the workspace.

Company profile#

When you first set up your workspace, Monad looks up your company from your email address and any public web pages it can find, so onboarding can greet you already knowing a bit about your company. The Company profile section on this page shows what it found, read-only:

• A short profile of your company.
• People listed on your company's public about or team page, with the titles those pages give them.
• The web pages the summary drew on.

This comes from public pages and may be out of date or incomplete. It's unverified background information kept for your reference — not an authoritative record of your team or their roles — and it's only ever shown to workspace admins here. If nothing confident was found (for example, you signed up with a personal email), the section says Monad didn't build a company profile for this workspace.

At the start of setup, Monad shows you what it found and asks whether it's right. If you told it "No, that's not right", the profile is discarded — so this section stays empty too.

Deleting a workspace#

At the bottom of the page, the workspace owner sees a Danger zone with Delete workspace. Admins don't see it — only the owner can delete the workspace.

Deleting a workspace is immediate and permanent:

• Everyone loses access right away — all members are signed out and no one can sign back in.
• Everything is removed — all spaces, messages, canvases, members, files, and settings. (The full cleanup finishes in the background a moment later.)
• There is no recovery. Deleted data is not retained and cannot be restored by support.

To prevent accidents, you must type the workspace's name to confirm before the Delete workspace button becomes active. Once you confirm, the workspace is gone and you're returned to the workspace picker.