The Profile page allows you to manage your personal information and identity within the organization. This information is visible to other users in your workspace and is used across DevRev to identify you.
Your profile picture
Upload a JPEG, JPG, or PNG file up to 10 MB to personalize your account. If no image is uploaded, your initials are shown by default. Your profile picture appears next to your name across DevRev.
Full name
Your official name as displayed in DevRev. This may be synced from your identity provider if SSO is enabled.
Display name
The name shown to others in DevRev. You can customize this to a preferred name.
Email address
The email linked to your DevRev account, used for login and notifications. This field is usually read-only and managed by your administrator or identity provider.
Leave organization
Remove yourself from this organization. You will lose access to its data and settings. This action may require confirmation and could be irreversible. Access to other organizations is retained.
The Preferences page allows you to personalize your Computer experience. These settings affect how Computer interacts with you and delivers information.
Timezone
Set your local timezone to ensure accurate delivery of reminders, notifications, and all time-based displays. Select your timezone from the dropdown, which includes regions, GMT offsets, and abbreviations. Keeping this setting accurate helps coordinate activities, especially when working across different regions.
The Organization page allows administrators to manage core settings that apply to your entire team. These settings define your organization's identity and access policies within DevRev.
Organization picture
Upload a JPEG, JPG, PNG, or SVG image up to 10 MB to represent your organization. This image appears in the workspace header and identifies your organization across Computer.
Org name
The name of your organization as it appears throughout Computer. This is visible to all members and may appear in shared communications or connections.
Org URL
The unique web address for your organization's workspace. This URL is assigned when your organization is created and cannot be changed. Members use this URL to access your organization's workspace directly.
Data location
The geographic region where your organization's data is stored. This is set during organization creation and reflects compliance and data residency requirements. The data location cannot be modified after the organization is created.
Email domain auto-join
When enabled, users with your organization's email domain can join the workspace without an invitation. When disabled, new members must be invited by an administrator. Enable with caution to ensure only authorized users gain access.
The Connections page allows you to connect Computer to external apps, tools, and storage services. These connections enable Computer to access and work with your data across the tools you already use, making it a more effective AI teammate.
Add connections
Use the + Add connection button in the top right corner to browse and connect new apps and services. The available connections include productivity tools, project management platforms, cloud storage, calendars, and more.
Connected connections
Once connected, your connections appear in a list showing key information for each connection:
Last sync: Shows when Computer last synchronized data from this connection. Recent sync times indicate the connection is actively updating. If a sync timestamp appears outdated, the connection may need to be re-authenticated or checked for connection issues.
Sources connected: Displays the number of data sources linked through this connection. For example, a Google Drive connection might have multiple folders or shared drives connected, while a calendar connection might include multiple calendars. The source count helps you understand the scope of data Computer can access from each service.
Managing connections
Click on any connection in the list to view its details, modify connected sources, re-authenticate, or disconnect the connection entirely. You can connect multiple instances of the same service if needed. For example, separate Google Drive accounts for personal and team use.
The Users page allows administrators to manage team membership, send invitations, and control access privileges across the organization. This is the central place to see who has access to your Computer workspace and what permissions they hold.
Users: Displays all current members of your organization. The number next to the tab label indicates the total user count.
Invitations: Shows pending invitations that have been sent but not yet accepted. The number indicates how many invitations are currently outstanding. Admins can use this tab to review pending invitations and accept or reject them as needed.
Inviting users
Admins can invite new users to the organization from the Users page.
Search and filters
Use the search icon to find specific users by name or email address. You can also apply filters to narrow down the user list.
User list
Each user entry displays:
Profile picture and name: The user's avatar or initials if no picture is set along with their display name.
Email address: The email associated with their account.
Role: The user's permission level within the organization, for example, Member. Roles determine what actions a user can perform and what settings they can access.
Actions menu (⋮): Click the three-dot menu on any user row to access additional options such as editing their role, managing permissions, or deactivating them from the organization.
User roles
There are two user roles within Computer:
Admin: Admins have full control over organization settings. They can modify organization configuration, invite new users, accept or reject pending invitations, deactivate users, and manage roles.
Member: Members can use Computer and its features but cannot modify organization settings or manage other users.