What it is

Most settings belong to the workspace and its admin. A few belong to you: how Argus looks, what it may read for you, and how it reaches you.

Where to find it

The gear at the bottom of the sidebar, and Settings in the sidebar.

Change how Argus looks

1. Select the gear at the bottom of the sidebar.
2. Select Appearance and pick Auto, Dark or Light.

Connect your own mailbox and calendar

1. Open Settings → General → My connections.
2. Select Connect beside My mailbox or My calendar.

What Argus reads here is yours alone. Jarvis and your morning brief use it for you. Nobody else in the workspace sees it, the admin included.

Reach Jarvis from your phone

1. Open Settings → Notifications.
2. Under Telegram, select Link my Telegram.
3. Open the bot from the link and send it the code. Then select I sent it.

You can then ask Jarvis from Telegram, and approve or decline from the chat. Unlink removes the link.

Other things that are yours

• Settings → General → Jarvis: My watch shows whether Jarvis watches what waits on you and how it tells you. Standing orders lists what you asked Jarvis to keep doing. Revoke removes one.
• Settings → People: on the Away card, pick a delegate and a date and select Set away. While you are away, what waits on you goes to your delegate, then to the department's other approvers, then to the admin.
• Settings → Mail: sharing your business mail and the mail assistant.
• The sidebar: fold it with the button at its bottom right, and fold Dashboards by selecting its heading. Argus remembers both in your browser.

What the labels mean

• Not connected: Argus reads nothing from that source for you.
• Connected: the next sync reads it.

Good to know

• My connections, Mail and the Telegram link show for people who hold a seat in the workspace.
• My connections needs the workspace to have connected Google once. If it has not, ask your admin.
• My connections is private to you. Settings → Mail is different: it shares business threads with the company.