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Atlios has two kinds of settings. Account settings cover the whole workspace and live under Settings. Store settings cover one store and live inside that store.

Account settings

Opening Settings takes you to Organization. The other sections are beside it.

Organization

Set your organization’s name and its short web address. This is also where the Danger zone lives, which permanently deletes the organization and everything in it. Owner only.

Members

Invite teammates, set their role, remove people, and choose which stores each person can reach. See User roles for what each role allows. Owner only.

Stores

Connect new Shopify stores, see the status of the stores you have connected, and reconnect or disconnect a store. See Manage connected stores. Owner only.

Billing

Manage your plan, trial, credits, and payment details. See Billing and credits. Everyone can see the page; only the owner can change the plan or buy credits.
Organization, Members, and Stores are owner only. If you are not the owner, opening one shows an “Owner access required” message instead of the page. Billing is the exception: it opens for everyone, and the buttons that spend money are owner only.

Store settings

These settings belong to one store, so each store has its own.

Automation

Products > Settings > Automation. Decide what Atlios does on its own:
  • Keep new products clean: apply the safe, non-AI fixes to a product as soon as it is published.
  • Restyle new images automatically: run your matching image template on new images, either preparing them for review or publishing them without review.
  • Product rules: the per-field rules Atlios holds your products to.

AI generation

Products > Settings > AI generation. Shape what the AI writes:
  • Lio: whether the catalog agent may apply prepared changes from chat.
  • Brand voice: the voice all generated copy follows.
  • Descriptions and Titles: the quality bar generated copy must clear.

Issue settings

Fix > Settings. Choose which checks run against this store, what severity each one carries, which product states are checked, and whether the image subject-position audit runs on the featured image only or on all images.