Workspace Settings
From Settings → Workspace, you can configure the foundational properties that apply across all flows and monitors in your workspace.- Workspace name — the display name shown across the dashboard and in notification messages.
- Workspace slug — a URL-safe identifier used in your workspace’s unique TYAN URL. Changing the slug updates all shared links.
- Default production URL — the base URL prepended to relative paths in all your flows. Set this once and every flow inherits it automatically.
- API key management — view active keys, rotate a key to issue a replacement, or revoke a key to invalidate it immediately.
Team Members
Invite your team so everyone has the right level of access to flows, monitors, and reports.Invite a team member
Roles and capabilities
| Role | Capabilities |
|---|---|
| Owner | Full access, billing management, delete workspace |
| Admin | Manage flows, monitors, and integrations; invite and remove members |
| Editor | Create and edit flows, trigger manual runs |
| Viewer | View run results and reports only |
Only the workspace Owner can change billing settings or delete the workspace. Transfer ownership in Settings → Workspace → Danger Zone before removing the current Owner.
Remove a team member
Navigate to Settings → Workspace → Members, locate the member’s row, and click Remove. Removed members lose access immediately. Any flows or monitors they created remain in the workspace.API Keys
API keys are workspace-scoped — a single key grants full API access to everything in that workspace, including triggering runs, reading results, and managing monitors programmatically. To create a new key, go to Settings → Workspace → API Keys → Create Key. Give the key a descriptive label (for example,ci-pipeline-prod) so you can identify it later.
Each key is displayed once at creation time. Copy it immediately — TYAN does not show the full key again after you close the dialog. If you lose a key, revoke it and create a replacement.