Settings
These are the various settings for admin users to configure their workspaces.
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These are the various settings for admin users to configure their workspaces.
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To access the settings page, go to Administration > Workspace > Settings.
: Common Rocket.Chat user account settings such as anonymous reads, usernames, passwords, and email modifications can be configured under Accounts.
: Investigate how users interact with your workspace.
: Learn how to provide scalable assets for your brand's identity.
: Find out how to set the fields that can be utilized and referenced while developing bots.
: Learn how to configure Central Authentication Service to allow members to use one set of credentials to sign in to multiple sites over multiple protocols.
: Choose Pexip or Jitsi as conference call providers for your Rocket.Chat workspace while enabling any for direct messages, private and public rooms, and teams.
: Specify whether to store emojis on GridFS or your storage.
: Find out how to specify how custom sounds are saved on your workspace.
: Become familiar with configuring security and access control rules for your workspace.
: Learn how to configure whether users can accept invitations to join particular talks from other channels.
: Discover how to turn on end-to-end encryption to maintain the confidentiality of user communications.
: Learn how to configure how broadcast email template formats are sent from your Rocket.Chat server.
: Learn how to configure multiple workspaces to communicate with each other.
: Configure the type of storage and turn on or off user-document upload on your workspace server.
: Learn how to configure available workspace settings.
: Learn to configure how to connect to other IRC servers.
: Under the Layout option, you can personalize the appearance of your Rocket.Chat workspace by specifying various colors or providing custom CSS.
: Learn how to configure Lightweight Access Directory Protocol so that no one can access or cannot access information about your server or business.
: Learn to configure how server logs are received, the log level, and other essential log settings.
: Message settings such as message pinning, starring, deleting, and others can be found under the Message option.
: Enable better search engine optimization (SEO) for your Rocket.Chat server by providing custom metadata for your instance.
: Check how you can help users using Rocket.Chat mobile app to save files to the device storage while enforcing biometrics, pin, or Face ID to gain access to your workspace.
: Ensure that users of your workspace can connect to it using third-party authentication providers such as Facebook, GitHub, Google, Apple, and more.
: Explore the Omnichannel option to talk to your clients from Rocket.Chat without the need to install the messaging apps they are using, such as WhatsApp.
: Under off-the-record chats, enable private, encrypted messaging in direct discussions, which are also deleted when conversations are finalized.
: Sync your Outlook events and reminders to your workspace so that you can always stay on top of your schedule.
: Manage your workspace license.
: Customize notification behaviors for users using the Rocket.Chat mobile apps.
: Limit network traffic and potential bot attacks on your Rocket.Chat server by limiting the number of hits on the server within a specified timeframe.
: Learn to configure whether to enable the automatic removal of old messages and files across your workspace.
: Enable using the Security Assertion Markup Language standard to exchange authentication and authorization information.
: Check how to select and configure your workspace's search provider.
: Learn how to provide specific details about your Rocket.Chat workspace, such as the company name, type, and size.
: Master how to set up Rocket.Chat direct communication with Slack.
: Become familiar with setting up email communication preservation.
: Discover how to enable, choose, and configure any SMS gateway providers, which are Twilio, Mobex, or Vortelesys, to use for your workspace.
: You can find out how to enable message threads on specific conversations in your workspace.
: Learn how to configure how error correction should be handled in your Rocket.Chat workspace.
: The ability for workspace users to download data can be controlled, and you can find it under User Data Download.
: Understand how to set up the Rocket.Chat voice channel in your workspace.
: Learn how to enable your workspace users to add, edit, and delete files on a WebDAV server.
: Discover how to enable real-time communication to ensure the transmission of audio/video data and other data among browsers.