> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.aireadyscore.com.au/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Organisation settings and logs

> The Organisation overview, branding, and the activity log.

**Organisation** in the sidebar groups everything about your organisation as a whole. A
company sees **Overview**, **Organisation Profile**, **Plan & Usage**, **Members**,
**Advisors**, **Logs**, and **Settings**; in an advisor firm the same group lists the
firm's own people under a single **Advisors** entry instead of **Members**, and the
partnership pages live on the [Clients](/advisors/overview) side.

## Overview

**Organisation**, *"Your organisation's details and readiness profile."* is the landing
page: your organisation's details and the state of its readiness profile in one place. It
is readable by every member; the actions on it follow your role.

## Settings and branding

**Organisation → Settings** is titled **Organisation settings**, *"Manage how \[your
organisation] appears across the app."* It holds **Branding**: the mark shown beside your
organisation's name everywhere in the app.

You can set either a **logo** or an **icon**:

* An **icon** is one of a curated set of marks with an accent colour, chosen in the picker.
* A **logo** is your own image, either captured from your organisation's website or
  uploaded. Switching back to the icon keeps the stored logo, so the toggle is reversible
  without re-uploading.

Only owners and admins can change branding. A member opens the same page and sees the mark
with a **Read-only** badge and the line *"Only owners and admins can change the branding."*

## Logs

**Organisation → Logs** records what has happened in your organisation:
*"Everything that has happened in your organisation."* Each row shows **When**, who acted,
the **Action**, its **Target**, the **Result**, and any **Details**.

**Logs** shows in the nav for everyone, but the log itself is owner and admin reading. A
member who opens it is sent straight back to the dashboard without an explanation, and the
database refuses the read as well, so the restriction is real rather than a hidden menu
entry.

Two narrower views open the same table already filtered:

* **One member**, *"Activity for one member, as the actor or the subject."*, reached from
  that person's row on **Members**.
* **One run**, *"Activity for one evaluation run."*, reached from a report or run.

Both show a **View all logs** link back to the unfiltered page. Personal details and
anything sensitive are stripped before a log entry is shown.

## Related

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Organisation profile" href="/accounts/profile-and-organisation" icon="building">
    The profile the assessments and reports read from.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Team members" href="/accounts/team-members" icon="users">
    Invitations, roles, and who can do what.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>