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Settings

Settings may not feel like a priority, but they matter for anyone making decisions from the platform. The competitors you configure here appear across your reports and dashboards. The time windows you choose affect what counts as “recent.” Getting these right early means your team is always comparing the right things — and that leadership, clients, or boards see findings based on the right context. The Settings area controls how your workspace is configured and maintained. It is where teams manage brand-level defaults, review account information, and connect integrations.

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Settings areas

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Brand settings

Use Brand Settings to manage:
  • refresh behavior and data defaults
  • competitor and context configuration
  • brand-specific controls used across dashboards

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Account

Use Account settings to review user-level preferences and profile details.

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Integrations

Use Integrations to connect external systems and keep data flows reliable.
  1. Confirm brand-level configuration first.
  2. Verify account and access context.
  3. Connect required integrations.
  4. Re-check key dashboards after configuration changes.

Getting started

Follow the recommended onboarding workflow for new users.

Brand Hub

Validate settings changes against brand-level outcomes.

Overview dashboard

Confirm cross-context behavior after configuration updates.

Metrics reference

Understand metrics and definitions used across settings-driven views.