Workspace settings on Voroa: name, email, and plan
Manage your Voroa workspace settings — rename your workspace, set a notification email, find your workspace ID, and see your plan. A guide to the settings page.
The Settings page is where you manage your workspace. Open it from Settings in the left navigation. A list of sections runs down the left; select one to jump to it.
General
The General section holds the details of your workspace:
- Name — rename your workspace at any time (1 to 60 characters). The new name appears in your sidebar and breadcrumbs immediately, with no reload. Select Edit, type a new name, and select Save.
- Email — the address where notifications and invoices for this workspace are sent. Select Edit to set or change it.
- Workspace ID — the unique identifier for your workspace. Select Copy to copy it, for example when you need to reference the workspace in a support request.
- Plan — the account plan for your workspace. New workspaces are on the Free plan.
Deploy Policy
Shows what happens when a new deploy starts while another deploy of the same service is still running. Your workspace uses Wait: the running deploy finishes, then the most recent one starts, and any deploys in between are skipped. This applies to deploys from a git push and deploys you start yourself.
Compliance and Documents
Compliance shows where your data is kept and the Indian law Voroa follows for it: your data is hosted in India, Voroa follows the DPDP Act, 2023, and every workspace is covered by our Data Processing Agreement. Documents links to the DPA, our Security Overview, and our Terms, Privacy, Refund and Grievance pages.
Build Pipeline, Team Members, API Tokens and MCP
These open from the left navigation of your workspace, under Build and Access, rather than from the Settings list. MCP shows how to connect an AI client such as Claude Code or Cursor to your workspace, using a token you create under API Tokens.
Delete a workspace
Delete Workspace removes a workspace you no longer need. Only the workspace owner can do it, and only once the workspace is empty. The section lists everything still in the way, with a link to each one:
- services and databases, including key value stores, background workers, cron jobs and previews
- projects other than the default one, environment groups, scheduled tasks and wildcard domains
- active API tokens and SSH keys, pending invites and other members
- anything to do with money: a paid plan, an active subscription, a saved payment method, an unpaid bill, a payment still processing, unused credit, or a refund that has not reached you yet
Remove each item, then type the workspace name exactly and select Delete workspace. You may be asked to confirm it is you first. A saved payment method, unused credit or a pending refund is cleared by our support team, so contact support for those.
Download any invoices you need first. After the workspace is deleted, our support team can send you past invoices. Your default workspace cannot be deleted, and deleting a workspace cannot be undone from the dashboard.
More sections
Audit Logs shows who changed what in the workspace over the last 90 days, and exports it as a CSV file. See Audit logs.
The Settings list also shows sections that are not available yet, such as Registry Credentials and Authentication. These are marked Coming soon.