Organisation settings
Configure the active organisation's identity, networks, on-chain roles, wallets, custody credentials, integrations, pricing inputs, and platform health signals.
Most pages here read and change one organisation: the one currently active in your account. Switch to a different one with the switcher at the bottom of the sidebar, and the same pages describe that organisation instead, its own roles and wallets, not the one you just left.
Some pages include a wider scope. Platform status reads cross-tenant infrastructure health with no tenant-identifiable data, not anything scoped to your organisation. Transaction funding lists the operator wallets the active organisation's system tracks on each network; some serve platform operations. Theme can be set as the platform's global theme, and every organisation then sees it, not only yours.
If your account belongs to more than one organisation, confirm which one is active before you change anything here. A role grant or a rotated credential lands on whichever organisation is active when you save it. Pick the wrong one and the change still saves, on an organisation you did not mean to change.
The Networks page here only turns catalogue entries on or off for the active organisation. Adding a network to the platform's catalogue, or configuring its RPC endpoints, is a platform administrator's job on a separate page in Platform admin (the Console sidebar itself lists this group as Platform settings). Organisations themselves split the same way: this section configures the organisation you already belong to, while creating one, or reviewing every organisation on the platform, belongs to Platform admin, a section visible only to a platform administrator's account. When a page here cannot do something because the change is platform-wide rather than organisation-scoped, Platform admin is likely where that job lives instead.
Two role systems intersect here. Your Owner, Admin, or Member membership grants organisation permissions. On-chain roles, such as System Manager, Gas Manager, and Feeds Manager, authorize contract calls and the Console features that use them. You can hold one without the other.
The sidebar splits these twelve pages by two independent gates: your roles, and this deployment's own configuration.
Every page needs your role. Data feeds also needs the feeds directory installed. Transaction funding shows whether account abstraction is on or off; only its Advanced accounts tab needs the deployment's account-abstraction feature. Exchange rates and Token pricing have sidebar links in development builds. Authorized accounts can also open their routes directly in deployed environments.
Business operations and Infrastructure are non-clickable sub-headings. Each heading appears only when at least one page under it is visible, and the collapsed rail shows the pages as flat icon buttons.
The docs page below for each of Exchange rates and Token pricing gives you the Console path to reach it directly; both pages enforce the same on-chain gate, Admin or System Manager.
These pages have no required order: open the one that matches the change you need to make. New to this organisation? Start with Profile, its name and logo, then Theme, its look, before touching anything that changes how it operates. If something elsewhere in the Console looks wrong and you are not sure whether the platform itself is at fault, check Platform status first; it is a read-only surface built for exactly that question.
Exchange rates and Token pricing are easy to confuse because both set prices, and opening the wrong one wastes a support cycle chasing a setting that page cannot change. Exchange rates supplies organisation-wide currency prices. Token pricing supplies a price for one token. Both affect the Console's valuations.
Exchange rates
Sets the currency feed the whole organisation converts through. Turning one on writes it to the chain: once a currency is enabled, this page can add another but never remove the one you turned on.
Token pricing
Sets one EVM token's base price by hand, editable as often as you need.