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Personal settings — opened from your profile menu at the bottom of the sidebar — is titled Personal settings, with the subtitle “Manage your own account details.” Your timezone and notification choices here are yours alone; the profile details are the ones your colleagues see beside your name. The page holds four cards.

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Profile

Your display name, with your sign-in email shown read-only beside it, and an optional Business function — what you do at your organisation, picked from a short list. The display name is shared with your organisation: it heads your row on Members and labels you in the activity log. Keep it recognisable, because it is how colleagues identify your activity.

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Sign-in methods

All three sign-in methods, Email one-time code, Google Workspace, and Microsoft 365, each marked Linked when it is connected to your account. A Link button connects Google or Microsoft from here; the email method is added by signing in with a one-time code. See Signing in for how each method behaves.

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Timezone preference

How every date and time in the app is written out: run dates, report timestamps, retake waits, and log entries. Two options: Local time, detected automatically from your device and the default, or Zulu time (UTC) if you prefer one clock everywhere.
This is a display preference. Changing it does not move a deadline or a waiting period; it changes how that moment is written out for you. It is saved in the browser you set it in, so set it again on a new device.

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Notifications

Which kinds of alert reach you. The options you see depend on your organisation type: a company member is never offered advisor-only alerts, and the reverse holds too. See Notifications and alerts for what each feed contains.

Signing in

One-time codes and organisation sign-in.

Notifications and alerts

The two dashboard feeds and what lands in each.