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Settings sits at the bottom of the sidebar, under Knowledge and Integrations. The page holds two tabs, Workspace and Notifications, and the heading tells you what it covers: Manage your workspace configuration. Settings are per workspace. Switch workspace and you are looking at a different set.
Workspace settings

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The two tabs

Two things live here: the workspace name and its icon.

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Name

Type into the Name field and click Save, or press Enter. Up to 120 characters. Save stays greyed out until you have actually changed something, and an empty name cannot be saved. A toast confirms with Workspace name updated.
Renaming the workspace also changes its web address. Squad rebuilds the URL slug from the new name and moves you to it, so an old bookmark or a link you pasted into Slack will stop working. Rename deliberately, and re-share links afterwards.

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Icon

The icon shows next to the workspace name in the switcher. Click Upload logo to set one, or Replace logo to swap it. Remove clears it back to the default.PNG, JPEG, WebP, or SVG, up to 5 MB. Squad resizes what you upload to 256 pixels on its longest edge, so a large screenshot or a full logo lockup will come out small and unreadable. Use a square mark. There is no save step; the icon is stored the moment you pick the file, and you get a Logo updated toast.If a file is rejected the toast tells you why: the wrong format, over 5 MB, or still too heavy after compression (try a simpler image with fewer colours).

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What is not here

Workspace and Notifications are the only two tabs. There is no API keys tab, and no other settings screen behind this one.
Members, invites, and roles are managed for your whole organisation outside the workspace, not on this page. There is no workspace deletion, and no per-workspace billing.

Integrations

Connecting Slack, GitHub, Linear, and the rest happens here.

Tools and access

What Squad’s agents are allowed to read and write is set per agent.