Account settings
Account settings live in the avatar menu, top right: Manage account. The panel that opens has five areas.
The five areas#
| Area | Content |
|---|---|
| Profile | Your name, email addresses and connected accounts. |
| Security | Password, active sessions and two-step verification. |
| Account Settings | Language, business information, catalog and service defaults, and policies. |
| Plan & Billing | Active plan, period usage and access to Plans & Pricing. |
| Cloudflare Tokens | API tokens used to deploy workers on your sites. |
Language#
The Display language field changes the language of the dashboard. The choice is stored in your profile and follows you across devices.
There is also a quick switcher in the top bar.
If the language changes in the browser but cannot be saved to your profile, the dashboard warns you. The change still applies in that browser, but not on other devices.
Business Information#
Catalog Defaults#
These values are inherited by every offering; each offering can override them:
Service Defaults#
Applied to all service offerings unless overridden per offering:
Policies#
Four URLs that are required before publishing to external channels such as OpenAI or Google:
- Privacy policy URL
- Return policy URL
- Shipping policy URL
- Terms of service URL
Cloudflare Tokens#
This is where you manage the API tokens used to deploy workers on your sites. Each token grants access to the zones of the associated Cloudflare account.
How it works#
- Each token grants access to zones in a specific Cloudflare account.
- When deploying a worker for a site, you select which token to use.
- The zone matching your site domain is detected automatically.
- Tokens cannot be deleted while sites are actively deployed with them.
Adding a token#
- Create the token in Cloudflare
Cloudflare API Tokens → Create Token, with the Edit Cloudflare Workers template.
- Paste it into the dashboard
It is validated automatically and the account name is detected on its own.
Each saved token shows its account, a partial identifier and how many sites use it. The row icons let you re-validate or remove the token.
If the token is missing a required permission, the dashboard names the one that is missing. Open the token's settings in Cloudflare, add that permission and add the token here again: it does not refresh on its own.