General settings

This is the first screen under organisation settings and the one that shapes everything else: what the space is called, where it lives, what language new people get, and how much its users are trusted to do on their own.

Verified: Captured from #/csPreferences/general on 2026-09-04 in a company space.

The screen

123

General settings in a company space, with the owner-only switches live

1. Obecné is the first entry in organisation settings (1).
2. Identity sits at the top: logo, name, address and subdomain (2). The subdomain is the part that fills the address — kws-dev-test gives kws-dev-test.knowspread.com — so it is how people reach the space at all.
3. Below it are the switches that decide what users may do on their own: creating content, activating it, accepting new versions of purchased content (3).

Who may change what

Fact: Three of these switches carry the note Pouze vlastník organizace smí provést změnu. In a company space, signed in as the owner, all three are live and the space name is editable.

Fact: Exactly one checkbox on this screen stays disabled — the hard domain check — and it is disabled for a different reason: it waits on the switch above it. User details and sign-in rules covers that dependency.

What to watch for

Fact: The three switches are bound to ng-disabled="general.userIsManager", so the gate really is the viewer’s role, exactly as their note says.

Open question: In a personal space the same account has them locked while the permissions screen lists it as Vlastník, so the flag evaluates to manager there. Why the two disagree is worth confirming against the code.

Missing: The lower half of this screen — required user details, e-mail verification, password policy — has its own chapter but was captured in a personal space and is worth redoing here.