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Company settings and global configuration

Settings is where you run your organisation in ReFresh: company profile, people and groups, org structure, assets, incident routing, subscription, and single sign-on. Open it from the gear icon in the top right.

Written by Taylor Laing
  • Open Settings via the gear icon (top right)

  • Settings has nine pages, each covering one part of your organisation's setup

  • The Company page sets your organisation's profile, branding, industry, worker locations, and timezone

  • Most other Settings pages have their own help article

Opening Settings

Click the gear icon in the top right of any page. This opens Settings, with its pages listed in the left sidebar.

You need Admin or Organization Admin permissions to change tenant-wide settings. Members do not have access to Settings.

Company profile

The Company page sets your organisation's identity inside ReFresh. Click Edit on a section to update it. The page is grouped into four sections.

Organisation Profile

  • Organisation Icon: shown in menus as a small avatar across the platform

  • Organisation Logo: shown in the sidebar

  • Organisation Name: displayed in the organisation switcher and on reports

  • Description: a short summary of your organisation

Organisation Details

  • Industry Sector: the industry classification used to suggest sector-specific frameworks and risk scenarios

  • Worker Locations: the country or countries your workforce is based in; drives jurisdictional configuration

Workforce Defaults

  • Average Annual Salary (AUD) and Standard Working Hours per Week: these feed the survey Estimated Exposure cost model, so completing them makes that figure meaningful.

Configuration

  • 3-Axis Risk Rating: a toggle that sets which risk-rating model your organisation uses. When on, ReFresh uses the Comcare-aligned three-axis model (Duration by Frequency by Severity). When off, it uses the two-axis model (Frequency by Severity) and the Duration input disappears across risk assessments. See Conducting a risk assessment and How risk ratings are calculated.

Set your worker locations early: Your Worker Locations drive jurisdictional configuration, so set them before you activate frameworks or run your first survey. Fill in Workforce Defaults too if you want the survey Estimated Exposure figure to reflect your workforce.

The Settings pages

Settings has nine pages. Each covers one part of your organisation's setup, and most have a dedicated help article.

Settings page

What it covers

Related article

Company

Organisation profile, branding, industry, worker locations, timezone

This article

Employees

Your people directory, seat usage, add/edit/remove, CSV import

Adding, inviting, and managing users

Groups

Teams, departments, business units, regions, and sites

Creating and managing groups

Org Chart

Formal reporting relationships (who reports to whom)

Configuring the org chart and reporting structure

Invites

Inviting new users individually or in bulk; public-join links

Adding, inviting, and managing users

Billing

Your subscription and seats

Your subscription and seats

Assets

Your organisation's image library for reports and documents

The asset library

Incident Management

Default triage group for incident reports

Reporting an incident (admin view)

SSO

Single sign-on and verified email domains

Setting up and managing SSO

HRIS sync has its own workspace: Connecting and running an HRIS sync happens in the Sync workspace (the sync hub), not on the main Settings nav. See "Setting up and managing HRIS sync".

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