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# Organization Settings
## Overview
The organization account is the agency’s central hub, managing users, permissions, and access to Akkio’s agents for execution.
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## Organization Setting Details
### General
The **General** section provides key details about your organization’s Akkio account.
* **Organization Name** – The official name of your agency's Akkio account.
* **Edit Permissions** – Only the **Owner** or an **Admin** can update the organization name.
> **Note:** If you need to rename your organization and don’t have permission, contact an admin.
### Members
The **Organization Members** section allows you to manage team access within your agency’s Akkio account.
* **View Members** – See all users in your organization, including their email and role.
* **Roles & Permissions** – Assign roles (e.g., Admin, Member) to control access to agents and organization settings.
* **Search & Manage** – Quickly find team members and update their roles as needed.
> **Note:** Only admins can modify member roles and manage permissions.
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