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Generic settings

The Generic settings tab collects the everyday workspace-level actions: naming the workspace, flagging it as the default landing workspace for new teammates, clearing caches, and — as a last resort — deleting the workspace.

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Workspace details​

  • Workspace name (required): shown in the workspace switcher and anywhere the project is referenced. Keep it short and specific (for example Marketing Analytics, EU Prod).

  • Description (optional): a short summary that helps new members orient themselves — what the workspace is for, which team owns it, and anything else worth flagging.

Both fields autosave as you type.

Default workspace​

  • Set as default workspace: new teammates land in the default workspace the first time they sign in. Each organization has exactly one default at a time — clicking the button on a different workspace moves the flag. When this workspace is the default, a blue "This is the default workspace" banner appears under the button.

Refresh metadata cache​

Mitzu caches schema, table, and column metadata so the UI stays responsive. Use Clear cache after you've:

  • Added or removed tables/columns in your warehouse and they aren't appearing in dropdowns.
  • Updated permissions for the Mitzu warehouse user and expect new objects to become visible.
  • Changed catalog configuration and want to force a re-fetch on the next use.

Clearing the cache only invalidates metadata — dashboards, saved insights, and cohorts are not affected.

Delete workspace​

Permanently removes this workspace and everything inside it:

  • Event and property catalog
  • Saved insights
  • Saved dashboards
  • Cohorts
  • All workspace settings (entities, connection, indexing, etc.)

A confirmation dialog protects against accidents. This action cannot be undone — if you want to temporarily hide a workspace, unassign members or rename it instead.

Changes are saved automatically (except the destructive actions above, which require explicit confirmation).