Update Team Account Info

Update Team Account Info

When your agency grows, you rename a client workspace, or you need to make sure the right people get alerted about server issues, the team settings page is where you go. It centralizes your team’s identity, ownership details, notifications, and defaults — so every member works from the same shared configuration.

The Settings section of your team lets you update core information like the team name, review ownership, and manage team-level configuration. These settings apply to the entire team and are visible to all members.

Updating the Team Name

To rename your team, follow these steps:

1. Navigate to Team Settings > Settings.
2. Edit the Team Name field.
3. Click Save.

The new name takes effect immediately and appears in the team switcher (the dropdown in the top navigation that lets you switch between teams) for all members.

Tip

Use a descriptive team name that makes it easy to identify the team at a glance — especially if you or your members belong to multiple teams. For example, Acme Corp - Production is clearer than Team 2.

Viewing Team Ownership

The Settings page displays the current team owner. The owner holds the highest level of access and has full administrative control, including:

• Managing billing and subscription
• Inviting and removing members (including admins)
• Deleting the team
• Accessing all servers and sites without restriction

Note

To transfer team ownership to another member, contact FlyWP support. Ownership transfers cannot be done through the settings page directly.

Notification Preferences

Team-level notifications let you control which events trigger alerts and where FlyWP sends them. This is especially useful if you want your whole team to be aware of critical issues — like a server going offline at 2am — rather than relying on one person to notice.

Notification Type	What It Covers
Server alerts	Server offline, high resource usage, service failures
Backup notifications	Backup success, failure, or skipped events
SSL alerts	SSL certificate (the security credential that enables HTTPS) expiration warnings and renewal failures
Security alerts	Vulnerability scan results, integrity check findings

Notification settings are configured per team and apply to all team members based on their roles.

Team-Level Settings

These defaults save time when team members provision new infrastructure, so everyone follows the same setup without having to remember choices each time:

• Default server provider — pre-select a cloud provider (such as DigitalOcean or Hetzner) when creating new servers
• Default backup provider — pre-select a storage destination (such as Amazon S3 or a custom location) for site backups
• Timezone — set the team’s default timezone for scheduling tasks and reading log timestamps accurately

Tip

Setting the correct timezone is easy to overlook but matters when you’re reading server logs or scheduling cron jobs (automated tasks that run on a timer) — a mismatched timezone can make events appear hours off from when they actually occurred.

Related Pages

• Team Overview
• Team Members
• Billing
• Account Settings