Organization Settings
Organization-wide settings
Organization Settings holds a few defaults that apply across the whole organization. The Data Model tab covers the organization’s identity and the naming conventions schemas start from. The Agents tab covers the Data Agent. Ontology defaults have their own tab; see Ontology settings.
In the app: Settings › Organization Settings › Data Model tab
Before you start¶
- You need the
Adminrole. - While the organization is read-only, these fields show their values but the save buttons are disabled.
Organization information¶
The top of the Data Model tab has two fields and a Save button.
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
Organization Name |
The name shown in the header and in the organization switcher. Required. |
Organization Domain |
An email domain such as example.com. When set, every new member and every invitation must use an address on that domain. Leave it blank to allow any address. |
Click Save to apply. The new name shows in the header straight away.
Note: The domain rule applies when people are added or invited. Existing members with other addresses keep their access.
Schema naming settings¶
The Schema Naming Settings section sets the naming conventions schemas use when they don’t set their own. A schema uses the organization’s value for any naming setting it leaves blank, and its own value wherever it sets one. To override a default for a single schema, use that schema’s Settings tab; see Schema settings.
| Group | Fields |
|---|---|
Table Settings |
Table Name Casing, Table Prefix, Column Name Casing, Table Name Format (Singular or Plural), ID Column Suffix, Maximum Column Name Length |
View Settings |
View Casing, View Prefix |
Index Settings |
Index Casing, Index Prefix |
Stored Procedure Settings |
Stored Procedure Prefix |
Casing choices are Pascal Case, Camel Case, and Snake Case. Click Save Settings to apply.
Tip: Settle these early. A change applies to every schema that relies on the default, but objects that were already named keep their names, so a late change leaves a mix of old and new conventions.
Agent settings¶
The Agents tab has one setting today.
In the app: Settings › Organization Settings › Agents tab
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
Data Agent max records |
The most rows the Data Agent fetches for a single query. Between 100 and 100,000, in steps of 100. The default is 10,000. |
Click Save to apply. A lower limit keeps queries fast and results easy to read; a higher one lets people pull larger result sets. See Data Agent.
Other tabs with organization-wide settings¶
Ontologies— the naming convention used in the ontology editor and the default Base IRI for new ontologies. See Ontology settings.External Credentials— links toFabric Credentials(Microsoft Entra app registrations used to reach Microsoft Fabric) andDatabase Connections(saved connections used for schema import, ontology generation, and database binding). See Fabric credentials and Database connections.Features— optional features for the organization. See Feature flags.
What these settings don’t control¶
- A schema’s SQL dialect and environments. Those live on each schema’s
Settingstab. - Roles and membership. Use the
Userstab. - Whether the organization is active, read-only, or disabled. See Account states and read-only mode.