Settings

Almost every tunable in the system — page sizes, export caps, import behavior, notification recipients, feature toggles — lives in one consistent settings cascade. Understanding the cascade once means every settings screen works the same way.

The cascade: global → space → user

A setting can hold a value at three layers, and the most specific layer wins:

When you read a setting, the system checks your personal value first, then your space's value, then the global default. Removing your personal value simply lets the space (or global) value show through again — nothing is ever lost.

Where you meet the cascade

The same three-layer picker appears wherever something is configurable per person and per team:

• Saved views on lists — save a view just for yourself or for the whole space

(see Working with Lists).

• Dashboard layouts — a personal dashboard arrangement over the space default

(see Your Dashboard).

• Form layouts and field visibility — administrators shape the space defaults; personal

adjustments sit on top.

• Operational tunables — administrators can adjust behavior like export row caps or import

batch sizes for a space without a software change.

The settings hub

Administrators reach every admin page from the Settings hub in the user menu — nothing hides behind a URL you have to know. The hub links space management, permission groups, form and field administration, the settings-cascade editor, notification preferences, and the security options (including which sensitive actions require re-entering your password).