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Assistant Settings

The AI Assistant settings page is the admin control center for Eric.

  • Admins
  • Giga Admins when AI is available in the target company context

Non-admin users can use chat if permitted, but they cannot open the settings page.

The Usage tab shows how your company consumes AI credits and how active your team is.

A ring chart shows credits used against the weekly limit. Next to it you will see:

  • Resets at — the date and time when the weekly period ends, based on the billing timezone
  • Background — system credits used for embeddings and background refreshes

Cards display:

  • Total sessions and sessions in the last 7 days
  • Active users and sessions in the last 30 days
  • Messages sent and total runs
  • Positive feedback rate
  • Active company rules and pending suggestions
  • Total tool calls across all sessions

Two line charts show sessions per day and active users per day over the current period.

A table ranks users by credits consumed, with columns for sessions, messages, and last active date.

The first time an admin opens Eric in a company that has not finished setup, Eric launches an onboarding conversation instead of the normal chat workspace.

  • Company industry
  • Company description
  • Optional additional context
  • Eric’s default name
  • Eric’s default personality/tone
  • The conversation is chat-based, not a static form
  • The wizard can finish as soon as it has enough information
  • Non-admin users are blocked from chat until onboarding is complete

After onboarding, the settings page lets admins update:

FieldPurpose
Assistant nameThe name shown in chat and onboarding summaries. Blank falls back to Eric.
PersonalityThe tone Eric should use after onboarding is complete.
Billing timezoneThe timezone used to calculate weekly AI credit resets. Credits reset every Monday at 12:00 AM in this timezone. Defaults to UTC.

These settings change how Eric introduces himself and how he writes responses, but they do not change dataset permissions.

The page also shows the current shared profile Eric is using:

  • Industry
  • Company summary
  • Billing timezone
  • Additional context, if one was saved

This is the baseline shared context Eric uses before he looks up dataset-specific details.

Company memory is where reusable definitions and rules live.

Each company memory record has:

  • A canonical name
  • A rule type
  • Optional aliases
  • A required rule text
  • Optional calculation guidance
  • An enabled/disabled state
Rule typeWhen to use it
DefinitionBusiness terms like MRR, active customer, billable endpoint
FormulaCalculation logic Eric should follow
Reporting ruleCompany-specific reporting conventions or exceptions
  • Create a new company memory
  • Edit an existing one
  • Enable or disable a memory without deleting it
  • Delete a memory entirely

Eric can propose new company memories from chat when he notices something reusable. Admins can also manage the same knowledge directly from settings.

The settings page includes a reset action that clears the company AI profile.

Use this when:

  • Your company context changed significantly
  • Eric was onboarded with bad or incomplete information
  • You want to restart the guided setup from scratch

After reset:

  • The current shared AI profile is removed
  • Company memory list is cleared from the page until a new profile is loaded
  • The next admin to open Eric starts onboarding again
  • Keep the assistant name stable unless there is a strong reason to change it
  • Put evergreen business logic into Company memory, not one-off chat prompts
  • Use aliases for abbreviations your team uses every day
  • Treat calculation guidance like internal documentation for Eric