/settings/my-account holds the two things that are yours rather than the account’s.
Full name
What your teammates see beside you on the team page — in the member table, in the role panel, and in the removal confirm, all reading one label so nobody is a name on one screen and an address on the next. Up to 120 characters. Sending an empty value clears the name rather than leaving it unchanged; clearing it and omitting it are different instructions. Where there is no name, your email address stands on its own rather than under a placeholder pretending to be one. Search matches the name as well as the address, since a name you can see but cannot search for is worse than no name.If someone invited you, they were asked for your name at the invite — so you have a name on the team list from the moment you are invited, before you have ever signed in.
Delete account
Also on this page, and owner-only. It is here rather than in company settings because it is the end of your relationship with the product rather than an edit to the company’s details. See Delete your account.Theme is not on this page
It lives in the account menu — in the sidebar on desktop, behind the avatar on mobile — because it is a preference you flip, not a form you fill in. It is saved to your membership, not only to the browser. Stored in the browser alone it was a property of a device: set dark on the laptop, open the same account on a phone, get light, with nothing anywhere saying why. The browser still holds a copy so the page paints in the right theme before anything is fetched. Saving it raises no toast. A settings form deserves a confirmation because you pressed a button and want to know it took; flipping the theme confirms itself the instant the page changes colour.No password
Sign-in is a magic link. There is nothing to change.Related
- Company profile — the account’s details, not yours
- Channels — which destinations you accept, per person, per account