> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.archera.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.archera.ai/help-center/user-guide/settings-integrations.md).

# Settings & Integrations - Section Overview

The Account Settings page allows you to change global settings for your Organization as well as your personal User settings.

## Available Settings

### Personal Account

Manage your individual user profile and preferences.

### Organization

Adjust organizational-level settings and configurations.

### Users

Manage team members and user access to your Archera account.

### Integrations

Connect external tools and services to enhance your Archera workflow.

### Segments

Configure segments for organizing and analyzing your cloud infrastructure.

### Messaging

Set up communication preferences and notifications.

### API Access

Manage API keys and credentials for programmatic access to Archera.

### Slack

Connect your Slack workspace for notifications and updates.

### CUR Definitions

Define and manage your Cost and Usage Report (CUR) settings.

### SSO

Configure Single Sign-On for streamlined authentication across your organization.

## Related Resources

* [How Do I Configure SSO for Azure AD](/help-center/sign-in-and-security/how-do-i-configure-sso-for-azure-ad.md)
* [How and why do I connect my AWS Cost and Usage Report (CUR) to Archera?](/help-center/aws-onboarding/connect-cur.md)
* [Invite Users and Onboarding Troubleshooting](/help-center/user-guide/invite-users.md)


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