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The Settings tab is where you manage the project as a whole — as opposed to the Tools tab, which holds the infrastructure your bot runs on. Its sections are split across the pages in this group; the Project section, covered here, is the tab’s home base.

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Project

From the Project section you can:
  • Rename the project — edit the name field; it saves when you click away.
  • See the project’s status (active, draft) and the date it was created.
  • Check the WhatsApp connection at a glance — it reads Connected to WhatsApp Business API or Not connected. Manage the connection itself on the WhatsApp page.
  • Use the Share Your WhatsApp card to hand out a wa.me link or QR code to start a chat with your bot.
  • Link a phone for testing on the Paige Dev card — see Testing.
  • Import contacts from the contacts card — see Contacts import. Once Broadcasts is on, the same card also shows Manage contacts →, which takes you to the full contact list and tags.
  • Activate Broadcasts for the project. If tagging contacts in bulk ever tells you this project needs an update, come back here and click Repair broadcasting — it’s a one-off, and sending broadcasts keeps working in the meantime.
The Danger Zone at the bottom has two irreversible actions. Reset Project removes all code, conversations, and messages (your contacts and WhatsApp connection are kept). Delete Project removes everything. Neither can be undone.

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Paige Dev — test on your phone

The Paige Dev card lets you link your real phone number and message a shared test number to try your bot on actual WhatsApp, without a number of your own and without touching your live data. Linking, moving a number between projects, the Try now test template, and Clear test data are all covered in full on the Testing page.

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Notifications

The Notifications section holds a single Push notifications switch for the device you’re on. Turn it on to get a push when a customer needs you, a deploy finishes, or a broadcast changes state. It’s per-device, so switch it on for each phone or computer you want alerts on. See Notifications.

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Where secrets live

If you came here looking for the API keys and tokens your bot uses, they’re not on the Settings tab — they moved to Tools → Secrets. Managing them is covered on the Secrets page.

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API and AI agents

Settings → API is a separate section, for giving other apps and AI agents programmatic access to the project. It’s where you create Paige API keys, register webhooks, and connect an agent like Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex — including attaching several projects to one connection. It’s visible to owners and admins only. See API settings for the tour, Connect an AI agent for the agent route, and the API reference if you’re calling Paige from your own code.
On a phone, Settings sits behind the ☰ menu and each section is its own screen. See Use Paige on your phone.