Settings
Settings is where you configure SKU.io for your team — who can sign in, what they can do, and how your records are shaped. This section covers user access and custom fields; other settings (orders, products, accounting, fulfillment) are documented alongside their own modules.
Users & permissions
- Create and manage users — add teammates and set their access level.
- Create a role — bundle permissions into a role you can assign.
- Roles and permissions reference — admin, power user, and custom roles explained.
Custom fields
- Add a custom field — capture your own data on orders, transfers, and suppliers.
Developer & API
Everything that reaches your account from outside the browser — start with the developer settings overview for the map, then pick the credential you need.
- Create a personal access token — a scoped API credential for your own scripts.
- Manage personal access tokens — edit, rotate, watch traffic, revoke.
- API scopes reference — every scope, what it opens, and what a refusal looks like.
- Connect an AI assistant — link Claude, Cursor, or another MCP client to your account.
- Subscribe to webhooks — have SKU.io POST a signed payload when something changes.
- Monitor webhook deliveries — read the delivery log and act on failures.
- Register an OAuth application — let third-party software ask your users for access.
- Manage OAuth applications — edit, rotate the signing secret, revoke.
- Review connected apps — the apps you authorized, and how to cut them off.
- Manage active sessions — where your account is signed in, and how to sign out everywhere.
- Set up two-factor authentication — add a second step to your sign-in.
Two different things are called "connected apps"
Review connected apps covers third-party software you authorized over OAuth against your own user account, listed under Settings → Developer → Connected Apps. That is not the same as managing a connected app under Apps & Integrations, which is a company-wide integration such as a Shopify store or a QuickBooks company.
Coming soon
- Company profile, stores, currencies, and shipping methods
- Financial types, nominal codes, and accounting settings
- Data feeds and integrations
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