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

# Settings

Spara's settings page covers general, team, integrations, and technical settings.

* **General**
  * Company description: A brief description for how you want Spara to describe your business.
  * Sales avatar: The name, title, and profile image of how Spara is represented in all channels.
* **Team**
  * Invite and manage team members — see [User Management](/platform/settings/user-management.md)
* **Chat** — settings for your chat agents, organized into tabs:
  * **Deployment** — embed code and deployment configuration
  * **Themes** — visual styling for chat widgets
  * **Media** — images and media used in chat
  * **Admin** — response length and other admin-only settings (visible to admins only)
* **Product Demo** — settings for your Product Demo agents, including the Spara Scanner tab
* **Integrations**
  * Connect and configure Spara's native integrations to third party applications. See [Calendar Integrations](/integrations/calendar-integrations.md), [Communications Integrations](/integrations/communications-integrations.md), [CRM Integrations](/integrations/crm-integrations.md), and [Document Sync Integrations](/integrations/document-sync-integrations.md) for more details.


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