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Organization settings

Edit your organization's name and description; the description doubles as organization-wide business context for Neuralift's generated outputs.

The About tab in Settings holds your organization’s name and description. The description doubles as organization-wide business context that keeps Neuralift’s generated outputs (narratives, personas, and recommended actions) relevant to your business, so a specific, accurate description improves their quality. This page shows you how to edit both fields and how to write a description that earns its keep.

Before you begin

  • Anyone in the organization can view the About tab.
  • Editing requires the admin role; see Roles & permissions.

Edit the name

  1. In the organization sidebar, open Settings. The About tab is shown first.
  2. Under Name, click the pencil (Edit) button.
  3. Type the new name and click Save (or Cancel to discard).

The updated name appears immediately in the About tab.

Edit the description

  1. Go to Settings → About.
  2. Under Description, click the pencil (Edit) button.
  3. Write or revise the text and click Save.

The field’s own hint says it best: “Provide context about this organization to guide AI features.”

Write a description that earns its keep

The description is organization-wide business context. When Neuralift generates plain-language output (segment narratives, personas, and recommended actions), a concrete description grounds that writing in your reality instead of generic marketing language.

A good description covers, in two or three sentences:

  • What you sell and to whom: your products or services and your typical customer.
  • How you reach customers: the channels that matter to you.
  • What you’re trying to achieve: the outcomes your team cares about.

For example, the app’s own placeholder points in the right direction: “E-commerce clothing brand focused on sustainable fashion.” Expanding that with your customer base and goals gives Neuralift even more to work with.

Tip. The description is organization-wide context. Goals, KPIs, and context specific to one project belong in that use case’s definition instead; see Defining the use case.

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