Account Settings

Opening Settings

Click your avatar at the right end of the header and choose Settings, or navigate to /settings. In a team workspace, Owners and Admins can also choose Settings from the workspace switcher in the header breadcrumb. Click Back to editor at any time to return to the Designer.

Account section

The Account section (mail icon) shows your core account details.

What you can see

Field	Details
Email	The address you registered with (read-only)
Display name	How your name appears to teammates

Note

Your email address cannot be changed after registration. If you need to use a different address, create a new account.

Connected apps section

The Connected apps section (plug icon) lists every AI assistant you’ve connected to Zandovi over OAuth: Claude.ai or Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, or any other OAuth client.

What each entry shows

Field	Details
Client	The name of the connecting app
Workspace	The organization the connection is bound to
Scopes	What the connection is allowed to do; see Authentication → Scope & isolation
Connected on	When you approved the connection
Last used	Or “Never used”

To disconnect an entry, click Revoke next to it, then Revoke again to confirm. This immediately invalidates every access and refresh token the connection holds; you can connect it again at any time from the assistant’s own side, or from the Connect an AI assistant card described below. If an app has gained new scopes since you connected it, reconnect it to pick them up.

If nothing is connected yet, the section links out to the integrations guide instead of the table above.

Connect an AI assistant card

Below the key list in the API Keys section (key icon) sits a Connect an AI assistant card with copy-ready details for pointing an assistant at Zandovi:

• The connector URL for Claude.ai, Claude Desktop, or ChatGPT to add under their own connector settings.
• The claude mcp add --transport http command for Claude Code, using the same URL. Run /mcp in Claude Code afterwards to sign in.
• A note that Cursor, VS Code, Codex and other clients add the same URL as a remote (HTTP) MCP server.
• A reminder that images generated through an assistant count against your organization’s API render quota, even on plans with unlimited designer renders.

See the Setup guides link on the card for the full walkthrough of each client.