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Manage your workspace: members, teams, connections, channels, notifications, and privacy. Each tab below, in order.

General

Your workspace’s general details.
The General tab

Members

Two permission levels:
  • Admin: Everything an operator can do, plus approve and publish actions (Customer Agent configuration updates, customer follow-ups, new automations, writes to connected tools, and more). See Release.
  • Operator: Can start Internal Agent tasks, create and run automations, and view shared tasks and actions, but cannot approve. Operators draft and propose, and an admin reviews and publishes.
Each member signs in at app.parahelp.com.
The Members tab

Teams

Group members into teams so todos and tasks can be assigned to the right group, like product knowledge gaps to one team and enterprise policy gaps to another. The Internal Agent can help you create and manage them.
The Teams tab

Connections

The tools your agents can act in: Linear, GitHub, Notion, Cursor, Slack, plus custom MCP and API connections. See Connections.
The Connections tab

Channels

Where tickets reach your Customer Agent. Your ticketing system connects here (one per workspace). See Channels.
The Channels tab

Notifications

Choose where Parahelp posts notifications. Types include:
  • Task finishes: When the Internal Agent finishes a task, the assignee gets notified.
  • Tool errors: When a Customer Agent tool fails on real tickets (for example, the Stripe lookup tool can’t reach Stripe), Parahelp posts to the selected channel so you can investigate.
Everything that needs your attention also lands in your Inbox. See Inbox.
The Notifications tab

Privacy

Parahelp does not store PII by default. Personal information is processed in real time to resolve tickets, then redacted before ticket data is stored. Workspace admins can opt in to storing specific data with the Privacy toggles. No Internal Agent action goes live without approval, unless you have explicitly set it to auto-approve. Configuration changes, customer follow-ups, and writes to connected tools all wait in actions until an admin approves them. You can also require Slack approval for specific Customer Agent tools. Then a teammate has to approve before the Customer Agent can execute the tool. More on our trust page. Control what data Parahelp retains alongside redacted ticket data:
  • Store unredacted user emails (off by default): Keep the unredacted user email alongside redacted ticket data. Lets the Internal Agent search tickets by customer email domain (such as “show me all open tickets from anyone at stripe.com”), debug specific tickets, and pull in Slack context for the right user.
  • Store unredacted tool run results (off by default): Tool results are redacted of PII before storage. Keep the originals instead for more complete debugging and reporting.
  • Store unredacted Slack message data (off by default): Slack messages from connected channels are redacted before storage. Keep the originals for fuller Slack context in searches and investigations.
Changes take effect immediately and apply to new tickets going forward.
The Privacy tab