> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.thunderphone.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Organization settings reference

> Manage a ThunderPhone organization: profile, dashboard language, members, outbound confirmation, webhooks, SSO, API keys, alerts, billing, spending limits, and history.

Open **Organization Settings** (`/dashboard/organization`) to manage the active
organization and your own account. Settings are split into six tabs; your role
determines which controls you can change.

## My account

The **My account** tab contains settings for the signed-in user, not the whole
organization:

* First name, last name, email, and an avatar URL.
* Dashboard display language.
* macOS desktop app download.
* Add, verify, list, and remove passkeys.
* Cookie preferences.
* Sign out on the current device.

When you sign in through organization SSO, the identity provider manages your
email and it is read-only here. See [Account & security](/guides/account-and-security)
for the detailed passkey and profile workflow.

## General

### Outbound calling compliance

For organizations where the requirement applies, an owner or admin must review
and record the one-time outbound-calling confirmation before agents can place
outbound calls. Members can see that action is required but cannot submit it.
See [Outbound calling laws](/guides/outbound-calling-laws).

### Organization identity and membership

The organization card shows the organization id, your membership role, and the
editable organization name. The team card combines active members and pending
invites.

| Role       | Typical access                                                                                     |
| ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Member** | Build and operate agents and review calls.                                                         |
| **Admin**  | Member access plus team, keys, portals, connections, alerts, billing, and security administration. |
| **Owner**  | Admin access plus ownership-level organization actions.                                            |

Owners and admins can invite a **Member** or **Admin**, revoke a pending invite,
change eligible member roles, and remove members. Invites are email-specific
and expire after seven days. See [Invite your team](/guides/invite-your-team).

The danger zone lets an eligible user leave an organization or permanently
delete it. Deletion removes the organization's agents, numbers, call history,
and billing data and cannot be undone.

### Default webhook

Set one legacy webhook URL to receive events from all web widgets and phone
numbers in the organization. For per-endpoint secrets, subscriptions, delivery
history, and retries, use the recommended
[webhook endpoints](/webhooks/endpoints) instead.

### Enterprise SSO

Configure one or more SSO connections, allowed email domains, just-in-time
provisioning, the default role, and optional group-to-role mappings. The
security policy can require SSO, allow emergency password access for admins,
and require passkeys for organization access. See [SSO](/guides/sso).

## Keys

The **Keys** tab manages secret `sk_live_` server API keys. Each row shows the
name, prefix, active/revoked state, creation time, last use, and revocation
time.

The complete secret is displayed only once, immediately after creation. Copy
it then and store it in a secret manager. Revocation is permanent and stops
every integration using the key. See [API keys](/guides/api-keys).

Publishable `pk_live_` keys belong to **Web Widgets**, because they are
origin-restricted browser credentials rather than server keys.

## Alerts

Create metric rules for success rate, failure rate, average score, call volume,
or suite regressions. A rule includes:

* Comparator and numeric threshold.
* Evaluation window from 1 to 720 hours.
* Up to 10 email recipients.
* Optional Slack incoming-webhook URL.
* Optional developer-webhook delivery.
* Cooldown in whole minutes and enabled state.

The same tab lists recent firings. See [Alerts](/guides/alerts).

## Billing Settings

Manage the organization balance and payment behavior:

* Add or replace the default payment card.
* Add funds manually.
* Enable auto top-up and set its threshold and refill amount.
* Set or remove a monthly spending limit.

The monthly limit pauses new calls and usage at 100% and remains active even
when auto top-up is off. See [Pricing](/guides/pricing) and
[Billing and top-ups](/guides/billing-and-topups).

## Billing History

Use **Billing History** to inspect balance and spend for Today, 7 days, 30 days,
90 days, or all time. It includes:

* Balance trend.
* Billing mix across call charges, reports, phone-number fees, and top-ups.
* Top agent spend.
* Transaction table with date, category, description, type, amount, and
  resulting balance.
* Category filtering and CSV or JSON export of the displayed history.

The dashboard reports when only the most recent transactions are displayed;
older rows beyond that limit are also absent from the export. The
[Billing API](/api-reference/billing) supports programmatic pagination.