Workspace Settings
Workspace settings are available from Workspace Settings in the platform sidebar. Available pages depend on your role.General
The General page shows the workspace ID and lets owners and admins update:- Workspace Name — the workspace URL identifier.
- Logo — the workspace logo image.
- Default Timezone — the timezone used when displaying dates and times in the workspace.
- Email-domain auto-join — when the workspace owner’s email domain is available, owners and admins can let anyone with a matching email address join without an invitation.
Members
The Members page lists workspace members by name, role, and join time.
Owners and admins can invite members by email, assign a role, and view pending invites.
Webhooks
The Webhooks page lets owners and admins configure a URL that Osmosis notifies when training, evaluation, and benchmark runs finish. See Webhooks for setup and the payload reference.Danger Zone
The Danger Zone page lets owners manage workspace deletion. Non-owner members see the option to leave the workspace.Secrets
Secrets are available from Secrets in the platform sidebar. Use secrets to store environment values needed during evaluation runs, training runs, and benchmark runs. Each secret has one of two scopes:- Workspace — available across the workspace. Owners and admins can create, update, and delete workspace secrets.
- Personal — belongs to you and is not manageable by other workspace members. Each member can manage their own personal secrets.
Integrations
Integrations are available from Integrations in the platform sidebar.Git
The Git Integration page connects GitHub to manage rollouts, training configs, and related workspace content. Owners and admins can connect or disconnect the GitHub account and manage the connected repository. See Git Sync for the repository workflow.Slack
The Slack Integration page sends completion notifications for evaluation runs, training runs, and benchmark runs. Owners and admins can connect Slack, select one notification channel, enable or disable completion notifications for all three run types, send a test notification, and disconnect the integration.Hugging Face
The Hugging Face Integration page manages Hugging Face tokens for uploading LoRA models to Hugging Face. A workspace can store up to 20 Hugging Face tokens. Osmosis verifies each token with Hugging Face before saving it. Read-only tokens are rejected; a token must have write access to at least one namespace. After verification, the dialog shows the token’s account and the personal or organization namespaces where it can publish. A token with access only to your personal namespace is valid. Organization namespaces appear only when the token has repository write access and any required administrator approval.Billing
Usage and pricing are visible to all workspace members. Invoices and payment settings are only available to workspace owners and admins.
- Usage — total cost and a daily cost chart for the selected time range, plus a per-run usage table. Owners and admins also see the remaining credit balance. Use the range selector to switch between the current or previous billing cycle, recent rolling windows (last 7, 14, or 30 days, or last 3 months), or all time.
- Invoices — monthly invoices with status and totals; download individual PDFs, or select several to download as a ZIP.
- Payment — manage payment methods (self-serve workspaces can add a card or a US bank account; choose the default) and billing information such as the billing email and business address. Invoiced workspaces also see their bank transfer details here.
- Pricing — current compute rates, shown per hour or per second, plus inference token rates where they apply.
Billing Modes
- Self-serve (default) — the previous month’s usage is charged automatically to the default payment method at the start of each month.
- Invoiced — for teams that pay by bank transfer (ACH or wire), Osmosis issues monthly invoices due within 30 days instead of charging a card. Contact us to switch billing modes in either direction.