General

General holds the workspace-wide plumbing: who messages come from, which calendars Pyn can invite people to, who can sign in, and the webhooks and MCP servers other systems use to talk to Pyn. It is the first group in the Settings rail.

Settings > General > Senders lists every sender with its status.

What each view holds

View	What it lists	Guide
Needs Attention 🚨	Senders, calendars and custom email recipients in an error state, each with a Reconnect or verification action. Empty when everything is healthy.	Fix a sender or integration that needs attention
Account Settings	Time zone, company name and the pause control.	Account Settings
Theme	Logo, colours and font for the emails Pyn sends.	Theme your emails
Senders	Every sender: Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, verified email, Slack, Teams and conditional senders, with status.	Senders
Conditional Senders	Rules that pick a sender by audience, with a fallback.	Conditional Senders
Calendars	Connected Google and Outlook calendars and their synced events.	Calendars
Current Users	Everyone who can sign in, with role, status and last seen.	Users
Inactive Users	Deactivated accounts.	Users
Custom Email Recipients	Verified addresses outside the directory that steps can send or Cc to.	Custom Email Recipients
Webhooks	Inbound webhooks created on forms, with their endpoint, secret and log.	Webhooks
MCP Servers	Servers that expose workspace operations to AI clients.	MCP Servers

Theme, Calendars, Custom Email Recipients and MCP Servers appear only when that feature is enabled for your workspace.

Where it is in the app

Open /settings/general/senders in Pyn, or open Settings in the primary navigation and pick a view under General. Each view has its own route, for example /settings/general/current-users.

Related

• Settings for the whole Settings area.
• Senders for sender types and states.
• Users for roles and invitations.
• Account Settings for the workspace’s own details.