Organization & security

The organization settings gather the decisions that apply to your whole workspace: identity, security, and billing. This page covers who your organization is to the outside world, how you protect your account, and how Cursiva's per-sale fee works.

How settings are organized

The settings panel uses a full-screen shell with grouped navigation on the left: an Account section per user and, for anyone administering the organization, Organization, Integrations, and Developer sections. The administrative sections only appear for those with an organization owner or admin role.

• Account settings — profile, appearance, and security — belong to your account and travel with you across organizations.
• Organization, Integrations, and Developer settings belong to the active organization and require an owner or admin role (the requireOrgAdmin gate).

Organization identity

The general area at /dashboard/settings/organization holds the name, identifiers, and institutional information. This data can appear on public pages, communications, and integrations, so changes here have a broad reach.

• The organization logo and team logos are uploaded as images and normalized by the avatar endpoint (resized to 256px and converted to WebP), just like the user photo.
• Free-text bios exist at three levels — user, organization, and team — to describe who is responsible for what.

Keep these fields up to date: an outdated logo or an empty bio weakens the public catalog page and the identity of your offerings.

Security

The Security area at /dashboard/settings/security covers your account's authentication: password management, two-step verification (TOTP-based 2FA), and passkeys.

• Password — create, change, or set a password for the account.
• 2FA (TOTP) — enabling a second factor generates a QR code for your authenticator app and a set of backup codes, shown only once.
• Passkeys — register a device passkey to sign in without a password. Each passkey is named automatically from the browser and operating system that created it (for example, "Chrome on macOS"), and can be removed from the same card.

Billing

There is no subscription and no seats. Cursiva keeps a small fee on each sale and pays the rest out to your account. The Billing screen at /dashboard/settings/billing shows three cards:

• Your rate — the percentage kept from every payment (installments included) plus a fixed amount charged once per sale, on its first payment, in the sale's currency. The rate is labelled Standard or Negotiated, depending on whether your organization has an agreed override.
• Payout account — sales require a connected payment account, which is where your share of every payment lands; the card shows whether it is connected and links to the payment integration.
• Statement — settled payments grouped by month and currency, with the gross the buyers paid, the Cursiva fee, and your net.