Workspace admin settings
Workspace admin settings are where owners and admins manage how their Lovable workspace works, keeping it organized, secure, and aligned with team needs. These settings apply across the entire workspace and define defaults for all members.
Workspace owners and admins need this to manage their Lovable workspace's overall behavior and security.
Do this, in order
- 1
Open settings from your workspace avatar or by navigating to '/settings'.
This is the entry point to access all workspace-level configurations.
- 2
Use the sidebar to browse different sections like 'General workspace settings', 'Billing and usage', 'Access', 'Customization', 'Build & deploy', 'Security', and 'Connectors'.
Each section groups related settings, making it easier to find what you need to configure specific aspects of your workspace.
- 3
To quickly find a specific setting, use the 'Search settings' box at the top of the settings sidebar or press 'Cmd+K' (Mac) or 'Ctrl+K' (Windows/Linux) to open the command palette.
This helps you locate settings efficiently, even if you don't know which section they belong to.
Words decoded
- Workspace handle
- A unique, public name used in web addresses for your workspace, like a username for your team's Lovable space.
- Build credits
- A unit of measurement for how much computing power your team uses when Lovable creates or updates your apps.
- Run credits
- A unit of measurement for how much computing power your deployed apps use for hosting, backend services, and AI features.
- Identity provider
- A service that stores and manages digital identities, like Google, Microsoft, or Okta, used to verify who you are when you log in.
- SAML
- A standard way for online services to exchange authentication and authorization data, often used for single sign-on (SSO).
- OIDC
- An open standard that allows you to use a single login across multiple applications, often used for single sign-on (SSO).
- SCIM
- A standard for automating the exchange of user identity information between different systems, like Lovable and your company's user directory.
- Environment variables
- Special values that can change how your app behaves, like API keys or database connection strings, without changing the app's code itself.
- npm registry
- A central place where software packages (collections of code) for JavaScript projects are stored and shared, like a library for code.
- MCP server
- A special server that allows AI tools like ChatGPT to connect and interact with your Lovable projects.
- Audit logs
- A detailed record of all actions taken within your workspace, showing who did what, when, and to which part of the system.
Where people get stuck
- Changing your workspace handle might break existing links to your projects or profile pages.
- Deleting a workspace is permanent and removes all projects and member access, so be sure before proceeding.
- Not all features are available on every pricing plan; some advanced settings require Business or Enterprise plans.
The short version, steps, decoder and prompt on this page are written automatically from Lovable's own documentation and can lag or misread it. The official page is always the authority.