Organization Settings is the administrative control center for your Octayne PSA instance. Here you configure the foundational elements that shape how the entire platform behaves -- from your organization's identity and billing details to the roles, locations, practice areas, teams, and expense categories that populate dropdowns across the system. Settings also houses notification preferences, SSO configuration, and feature flag management.
Only users with the Admin role have full access to Organization Settings. Some sections may be visible to other roles in read-only mode depending on your permission configuration.
[Screenshot: Organization Settings landing page showing the General Settings section with organization name and logo]
Use the sub-navigation within Settings to move between sections: General, Billing Information, Roles & Positions, Office Locations, Practice Areas, Teams, Expense Categories, Notifications, SSO Configuration, and Feature Flags.
Tip: You can also use the Command Palette (Ctrl+K / Cmd+K) and type "Settings" to jump directly to this module.
The organization name appears throughout the platform -- in the sidebar, on invoices, in reports, and in email communications.
Note: Changing the organization name updates it everywhere across the platform, including on previously generated invoice templates. Finalized/sent invoices retain the name that was current at the time they were issued.
Upload your company logo to brand the platform and your client-facing documents (invoices, reports).
[Screenshot: General Settings showing the organization name field and logo upload area with a sample logo displayed]
Tip: For best results, use a logo with a transparent background and dimensions of at least 200x200 pixels.
Billing information is used to populate the footer and header sections of invoices generated through the Billing & Invoice module.
[Screenshot: Billing Information form with address fields, tax ID, and payment information filled in]
Your billing information is displayed in the footer of all invoices generated from the platform. This typically includes:
Note: Changes to billing information apply to newly generated invoices. Previously finalized invoices retain the billing information that was current at the time of creation.
Roles and positions define the organizational structure of your team. They are used in member profiles, utilization calculations, and reporting.
[Screenshot: Roles & Positions section showing a list of roles with name and target utilization columns, and the + Add Role button]
Each role can have a target utilization percentage, which is used in utilization reports and dashboards to measure actual performance against expectations.
Tip: Target utilization percentages are critical for accurate utilization reporting. Set realistic targets based on your organization's expectations for each role. For example, a Senior Consultant might have an 80% target, while a Practice Lead with management duties might have a 60% target.
Warning: Deleting a role that is currently assigned to team members will remove that role from their profiles. Reassign affected members to a new role before deleting.
Office locations help you organize team members by geography and enable location-based filtering across the platform.
[Screenshot: Office Locations section showing a list of locations with the + Add Location button]
When editing a team member's settings (Team Management > Member > Settings), the Office Location dropdown is populated with the locations you define here. This allows team leads and admins to filter reports and views by location.
Practice areas represent the functional or domain specializations within your organization (e.g., "Cloud Engineering," "Strategy Consulting," "Data Analytics").
[Screenshot: Practice Areas section with a list of practice areas and the + Add Practice Area button]
The Practice Areas dropdown in a member's settings (Team Management > Member > Settings) draws from the list defined here. Practice areas are used for:
Teams allow you to create cross-functional or project-based groups within your organization.
Team assignment is done at the member level. To assign a member to a team:
Teams appear as a filter option in multiple areas of the platform:
Tip: Teams are flexible. Use them for permanent organizational units (e.g., "Backend Engineering") or temporary project teams (e.g., "Project Alpha Team").
Custom expense categories ensure consistent categorization of expenses across your organization.
[Screenshot: Expense Categories section showing a list of custom categories with the + Add Category button]
When any team member creates an expense entry (via the Expenses module), the Category dropdown is populated with the categories defined here. This ensures consistent categorization for reporting and invoicing.
Note: If you use the Ramp Expenses integration, synced expenses will be automatically mapped to your Octayne expense categories based on the mapping configuration.
Automated timesheet reminders help ensure that team members submit their time entries on schedule.
[Screenshot: Notification Settings showing Timesheet Reminder toggles and frequency configuration]
Configure which events trigger email notifications for your organization:
Tip: Fine-tune notifications to avoid alert fatigue. Enable only the notifications that are actionable for each role.
Note: SSO Configuration is only available when the ENABLE_SSO_CONFIGURATION feature flag is enabled. See the Feature Flags section below for instructions on enabling it.
Single Sign-On (SSO) allows your organization's members to log in using their existing identity provider (e.g., Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace).
[Screenshot: SSO Configuration form showing Identity Provider dropdown, SSO URL, Entity ID, and Certificate fields]
When SSO is enabled, new members joining via invitation will be redirected to your identity provider during account setup. The onboarding flow works as follows:
Warning: Before enabling Force SSO, ensure all members have accounts with your identity provider. Members who cannot authenticate via the IdP will be locked out.
Feature flags allow you to enable or disable beta and experimental features for your organization.
[Screenshot: Feature Flags page showing a list of available flags with toggle switches]
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| ENABLE_ORG_DASHBOARD | Enables the organization-wide dashboard with aggregate metrics and KPIs. |
| ENABLE_PROJECT_PROFITABILITY_DASHBOARD | Enables the project profitability dashboard showing revenue, costs, and margins per project. |
| ENABLE_AI_ASSISTANT | Enables the AI Assistant sidebar, Ask AI for time entries, Note AI, AI Review, and other AI-powered features. |
| ENABLE_SSO_CONFIGURATION | Enables the SSO Configuration section in Organization Settings. |
Note: Feature flags are organization-wide. Enabling a flag activates the feature for every member of your organization, subject to their role permissions.
Tip: Test new features with a small team first by enabling the flag, gathering feedback, and then rolling out broadly. Since flags are org-wide, consider coordinating with your team before enabling major features.
Q: Can I have multiple Admins?
A: Yes. You can assign the Admin role to multiple team members via Team Management > Permissions. There is no limit on the number of Admins.
Q: Do changes to roles and positions affect existing time entries or invoices?
A: No. Renaming or deleting a role does not retroactively change historical records. Existing time entries and invoices retain their original data.
Q: Can I create custom permission roles beyond the four provided?
A: Currently, Octayne provides four built-in roles: Admin, Delivery Lead, Finance/Billing, and Member. Custom roles are not supported at this time. If you need a specific permission combination, contact Octayne support for guidance.
Q: How do I change my organization's subscription plan?
A: Plan changes are managed outside of Organization Settings. Contact your Octayne account manager or visit the Octayne billing portal.
Q: Is there a limit to the number of office locations, practice areas, or teams I can create?
A: There is no hard limit. However, for usability, keep your lists manageable. Long dropdown lists can slow down member profile editing.
Q: What happens if I disable a feature flag that is actively being used?
A: The feature becomes immediately unavailable to all organization members. Any data created using the feature is preserved, but the UI elements for that feature will no longer be accessible until the flag is re-enabled.
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