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

# Workspace and billing

> Manage your workspace, keys, usage, and plan.

Everything below is under **Settings** in the app. Some tabs are visible to workspace admins only.

## Workspace

Members, roles, and the Ordyn MCP server install for Claude Code and Cursor. See [Fix with Ordyn](/fix/overview#hand-off-to-your-coding-agent).

There are two roles. **Admins** manage billing, keys, and Fix agent configuration (repository settings, scripts, and the custom prompt). **Members** use everything else, including automations.

By default, members can also change connections and the setup built on them. When an admin turns on **Restrict Connections to Admins** on this tab, only admins can:

* add, edit, or remove connections, including the channels, teams, and projects each one triages;
* add Ordyn to a Slack channel or remove it from one;
* change Auto Monitors settings, including how deploys are detected;
* create, edit, or delete deployment monitors and telemetry monitors.

For now, members can still do these when the switch is on:

* the Slack workspace settings on the Triage page (duplicate suppression, incident channel auto-join, and private investigations);
* acting on a single monitor, for example muting or routing it;
* triage guidance and alert rules for a whole category or the workspace, sent through Ordyn's monitoring actions.

## Deployment Keys

Admins only. Create keys your deploy pipeline uses to tell Ordyn about deploys through the [Deployments API](/reference/deployments-api). Each key is shown once. Revoke a key here at any time.

## Usage and billing

Admins only. See your current usage, your plan, and the date it resets. **Manage Billing** opens invoices, payment method, and subscription changes.

Plan details and limits are on [ordyn.dev/pricing](https://ordyn.dev/pricing). For a custom plan, contact [help@ordyn.dev](mailto:help@ordyn.dev).


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