Documentation/Settings

    Settings

    Configure your Meetric account, manage team members, set preferences and control security and privacy settings.

    Account Settings#

    Manage your organization's Meetric account and workspace configuration.

    General Settings#

    Account and Company Names

    Account and company profile names used across workspace and customer-facing surfaces

    Example: Acme Corporation

    Contact and Address Details

    Main contact, phone, city/state/postcode and company registration/VAT details

    Example: Main contact + registered company details

    Regional Defaults

    Timezone, currency, account language, content language and force-account-language policy

    Example: America/New_York (EST)

    Internal Participant Domains

    Domain whitelist used for internal/external participant classification in notetaker behavior

    Example: acme.com

    Note

    A standalone Date Format selector is not exposed in the current General Settings UI. Use Regional defaults and Profile preferences for language/timezone behavior.

    Profile Settings (Personal Information)#

    Use Settings → Profile to manage your personal account information used across Meetric.

    • Profile picture: Upload or replace your avatar image
    • Identity fields: Update full name, email, phone number and LinkedIn profile URL
    • Timezone: Set your preferred timezone for local-time display in meetings
    • Password: Use Change Password to start password reset/update flow
    • Save changes: Click Save Changes to persist profile updates

    Note

    This section is personal profile management, not workspace branding. Branding/domain-level controls may vary by account configuration and are not shown in this current Settings → Profile view.
    Profile settings personal information page
    Manage personal information, timezone, avatar and password actions in Settings → Profile

    Workspace Access & Structure#

    Manage users, roles, teams, departments and scoped managers from Settings.

    User Management (Settings → Users)#

    Use the Users page for account-level access management and profile updates.

    1. Open Settings → Users
    2. Click Add User to open the Add New User modal
    3. Fill required fields in the modal: Email, Full Name, Role and Team (required); Department is optional
    4. Click Create User to save the user
    5. Manage user rows using the Actions menu: Edit, Integration metadata, Reset Password and Archive
    6. Use table columns (Name, Email, Department, Team, Role, Status, Licenses, Integrations, Last Login) to audit account access state

    Note

    Role options in the Users page are account-configured. Do not assume a fixed global role list in every tenant. If you need to change role definitions, use Settings → Roles.

    Team Management (Settings → Teams)#

    Teams define the primary collaboration structure for users and reporting views.

    • Create Team: Click Create Team to open the Create New Team modal
    • Define ownership: Set team details in the creation modal before saving
    • Add Members: Add users to a team and keep one primary team assignment per user
    • Row actions: Open Actions for Edit Team, Add Member, Managers and Remove
    • Cleanup: Use Remove when that action is available for your access level

    Note

    Team manager assignments are explicit and scoped. Assigning a team manager does not change that user's account role.

    Tip

    A team can exist before members are assigned. Members are added from Settings → Usersor via the Add Member action.

    Department Management (Settings → Departments)#

    Departments organize conversations, analytics and automations at a higher business level.

    • System Departments: Enable or disable built-in departments per account
    • Custom Departments: Click Add Custom Department to open Create Custom Department
    • Naming: Define department naming in the creation modal
    • Row actions: Open Actions for Edit, Managers and status toggle (Disable/Activate)
    • Removal: Remove appears for removable custom departments

    Note

    Department manager assignments are scoped to assigned departments and are independent of account-wide admin/owner permissions.

    Scoped Manager Model#

    Meetric separates account governance from scoped management responsibilities:

    • Account role: Defines baseline administrative authority (`member`, `manager`, `admin`, `owner`).
    • Team managers: Explicit assignments for specific teams.
    • Department managers: Explicit assignments for specific departments.

    Warning

    Do not use account role changes as a shortcut for team/department management. Use scoped manager assignments for least-privilege access.

    Conversation Privacy (Settings → Conversation Privacy)#

    Conversation Privacy controls when conversations can be shared beyond the owner, and which teams or departments are invited to view another team or department's conversation data. These rules apply to conversation access and to downstream areas that depend on conversation visibility, including dashboards, topics and Meetric AI answers.

    Conversation Privacy settings with account defaults, department and team overrides
    Review account defaults, inherited department/team rows, direct overrides and invited viewers in Conversation Privacy

    Account defaults

    Set the baseline privacy, sharing and role visibility behavior for the account.

    Example: Private conversations allowed, grace period off, team sharing off

    Department and team overrides

    Override only the settings that should differ from the inherited account or department default.

    Example: Customer Success can share with department while Sales inherits account defaults

    Invited viewers

    Invite a department or team to view a specific department or team's conversation data.

    Example: Customer Success can view Sales conversations for onboarding handoffs

    Private and grace protection

    Private conversations stay owner-only, and grace windows delay sharing until the window has elapsed.

    Example: New conversations remain private for 24 hours before normal sharing applies

    The hierarchy is inherited in this order: Account → Department → Team. In the overrides list, departments appear under Account. Teams linked to a department are indented under that department. Teams without a department link appear directly under Account.

    ControlWhat it changes
    Private conversations allowedAllows users in the scope to mark conversations as private.
    New conversations privateCreates new conversations as private by default when private conversations are allowed.
    Grace periodDelays non-owner visibility for new conversations until the configured number of hours has elapsed.
    Share with team / departmentAllows peers in the same team or department to access non-private conversations when sharing is enabled.
    Role see-allControls whether owners, admins or managers can access all eligible conversations for the scope.
    Invited viewersShares one department or team's conversation data to selected department/team recipients without changing the source team structure.

    Warning

    Private conversations are owner-only. Invited viewers, team sharing, department sharing and role see-all do not bypass private status or an active grace window.

    Note

    New and migrated accounts use Conversation Privacy as the source of truth for conversation sharing. Older accounts can be reviewed before migration so existing historical access does not change unexpectedly.

    User Preferences#

    Personal profile and account preferences that affect your own experience.

    Personal Settings#

    Personal profile

    • • Display name and avatar
    • • Email and phone number
    • • LinkedIn profile URL
    • • Personal timezone

    Account access preferences

    • • Password reset/change flow
    • • Role and team access as assigned by admins
    • • Department assignment visibility in user records
    • • Personal notetaker join settings override

    Save behavior

    • • Review profile edits before saving
    • • Use Save Changes to persist profile updates
    • • Changes apply to your account profile only
    Personal preferences
    Review profile preferences including timezone, password actions and Personal notetaker join settings

    Common Keyboard Shortcuts#

    Meetric includes common keyboard shortcuts for faster navigation:

    Open command palette⌘K
    Open Ask Meetric⌘/
    New conversation⌘N
    Jump to Insights⌘I
    Open Settings⌘S

    These shortcuts are currently fixed defaults in the app (not user-customizable from Settings). Some key behavior can vary by browser and OS.

    Notification Settings#

    Control when and how you receive notifications from Meetric.

    Notification Preferences#

    The current Notifications settings screen provides per-user toggles for email-delivered reminder and summary notifications:

    Email Delivery

    Reminder and summary notifications are delivered via email when enabled

    EnabledDisabled

    Meeting Reminder

    Toggle reminder notifications for upcoming meetings

    EnabledDisabled

    Owner Summary

    Toggle owner-focused meeting summary notifications

    EnabledDisabled

    External Summary

    Toggle external-facing summary notifications

    EnabledDisabled

    How to Configure#

    Configure notifications from Settings → Notifications:

    1. Open Settings → Notifications
    2. Select the tab you want to review (Reminder, Owner or External)
    3. Use the toggle at the top of each tab to enable or disable that notification type
    4. Review the built-in preview content to confirm what recipients will see

    Meeting Reminder

    Pre-meeting reminder-style notification preview

    Enabled

    Owner Summary

    Internal owner summary preview with detailed meeting context

    Enabled

    External Summary

    External-facing summary preview for customer-friendly sharing

    Enabled

    Note

    This page currently documents the notification toggles and preview modes shown in Settings. Email notification delivery is supported for these toggles. Channel-level routing (for example dedicated Slack channel controls) should only be documented when explicitly exposed in this screen.

    Security & Privacy#

    Protect your account and control how your data is used and stored.

    Authentication & Password#

    Keep your account secure with strong authentication and policy controls:

    • Change Password: Start password reset/update from your profile
    • MFA policy: Configure enforcement at account, department and user override levels
    • Self-serve MFA reset: Reset your own MFA factors when recovery is needed
    • Retention controls: Set retention policies for recordings, transcripts and stored data

    Note

    This Security page covers authentication, MFA and retention controls. API token and webhook configuration is handled in a separate API settings tab for eligible roles.
    Password Requirements
    ✓ Minimum 8 characters
    ✓ At least one uppercase letter
    ✓ At least one number
    ✓ At least one special character
    ✓ Not a commonly used password
    ✓ Different from previous 5 passwords

    Setting Up Two-Factor Authentication#

    In the current Security UI, this section is used to configure MFA enforcement policy.

    1. Go to Settings → Security
    2. Set account-level MFA enforcement (Off, Admins and owners or All users)
    3. Add department overrides when a specific department needs stricter or different enforcement
    4. Add user-level overrides for exception handling on individual users
    5. Use reset actions when you need to clear an override and return to inherited policy behavior

    Note

    Individual MFA enrollment/challenge steps happen during authentication flows; this Settings screen is for policy management and reset actions.

    Data Privacy Controls#

    Privacy-related controls in Settings are currently exposed through specific pages:

    • Retention policies: Configure recording, transcript and data retention periods in Settings → Security (Retention section).
    • Legal policy links and notices: Manage Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Data Processing Agreement and recording disclaimer content in Settings → Legal.
    • Conversation privacy rules: Configure account defaults, department/team overrides and invited viewers in Settings → Conversation Privacy for eligible roles.

    Note

    AI model training opt-in/opt-out and analytics opt-out toggles are not exposed as configurable controls in the current Settings UI.

    Compliance & Certifications#

    Meetric complies with major privacy and security standards:

    SOC 2 Type II

    Annual audit of security controls

    data protection

    EU data protection compliance

    CCPA

    California consumer privacy

    security framework

    Information security management

    View full compliance documentation →

    Licensing & Upgrades#

    Manage package entitlements, seat capacity and upgrade paths from the Licensing page.

    Licensing Overview#

    Use Settings → Licensing to review your current contract and package state:

    • Contracts and packages: Review active package/catalog entries and included products.
    • Seat usage: Track assigned versus available seats for relevant packages.
    • Upgrade readiness: Review upgrade capability state based on role and tenant configuration.
    • Request history: Inspect pending and recent upgrade requests where available.

    Upgrade Paths#

    Upgrade flow options are capability-driven and may differ by workspace:

    1. Open Settings → Licensing.
    2. Review package candidates and select the target package.
    3. Follow the offered path for your role/account:
      • Direct upgrade (when permitted)
      • Checkout flow (when checkout is enabled)
      • Invoice intent / approval flow (when consent/decision routing is required)
      • Manager request path (when self-serve upgrade is restricted)
    4. Confirm and monitor status from Licensing activity/requests views.

    Seat and Access Operations#

    Operational controls around licensing are spread across Settings pages:

    • Seat assignment: Assign/unassign users to licensed seats via Users/Licensing-integrated flows.
    • Seat capacity: Add or remove seat capacity where your role and package allow it.
    • Upgrade approvals: Approve/reject upgrade requests when you have required authority.

    Note

    Do not assume a classic standalone Billing tab with card-entry forms and invoice pages in Settings. The current surfaced model is Licensing + Upgrade workflows.

    Invoices & Receipts#

    Invoice-related approval/confirmation can appear as part of upgrade intent workflows.

    • Use Licensing upgrade flows to create and confirm invoice intents where enabled.
    • Use request/approval history in Licensing to track invoice-driven upgrade state.
    • If your workspace uses external billing operations, final invoice handling may occur outside this Settings page.

    Data Lifecycle Controls#

    Data retention and cleanup actions are handled across dedicated product surfaces.

    Where to Manage Data Lifecycle#

    Use the following locations for currently exposed data lifecycle operations:

    • Retention policy: Configure recording/transcript/data retention in Settings → Security (Retention).
    • Conversation cleanup: Delete conversations from conversation list/detail actions where your role permits it.
    • User lifecycle: Archive users from Settings → Users when access should be removed.
    • Audit exports: Export account audit logs from Settings → Audit Log when that feature is enabled.

    Note

    A standalone Settings → Data Management page with one-click workspace export/delete flows is not currently exposed in this Settings IA.

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