> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.infotopics.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.infotopics.com/trulyp/settings/settings.md).

# Settings

**Settings** is where you decide who can use Trulyp and how they sign in. Here's what each page is for, and who can open it.

| Page                                                                  | What you do there                                                                          | Who can open it                      |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------ |
| [Members](/trulyp/settings/members-teams-roles-and-access/members.md) | Add, edit and remove the people who use Trulyp and its extensions; see your license seats. | Administrators and **User managers** |
| [Teams](/trulyp/settings/members-teams-roles-and-access/teams.md)     | Group members, so you can share connections and data with a whole team at once.            | Administrators and **User managers** |
| [Sync members & Teams](/trulyp/settings/tableau-sync.md)              | Import members and teams from Tableau Server or Tableau Cloud, on a schedule.              | Administrators                       |
| [Identity & Access](/trulyp/settings/identity-and-access.md)          | Choose how people sign in: username and password, SAML single sign-on, OAuth or Power BI.  | Administrators                       |
| [MCP / OAuth](/trulyp/settings/mcp-oauth.md)                          | Let AI apps such as ChatGPT or Claude connect to Trulyp.                                   | Administrators                       |
| [Advanced settings](/trulyp/settings/advanced-settings.md)            | System-wide settings: AI features, security, HTTPS, data performance and Studio branding.  | Administrators                       |

Your own profile, roles and connected AI apps are on [your account page](/trulyp/settings/account.md), which everyone can open from the menu at their name.

New to roles and teams? Start with [Members, Teams, Roles and access](/trulyp/settings/members-teams-roles-and-access.md).


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