Project Settings overview

Every Genesis project has a Settings panel where you manage everything that isn’t a page or section — your site’s identity, integrations, team, and AI preferences.

How settings are organized

The settings panel groups tabs into three areas:

Project

Tab	What it’s for
General	Site name, description, favicon, publish status, and module toggles.
Business Details	Company info required to connect payment gateways.
Modules	Turn on Blog, Community, Funnels, and CRM.
SEO	Social sharing, canonical URL, search-engine verification, per-page metadata.
Global Variables	Reusable values (phone, address, brand color) you can drop in anywhere.
Code Injection	Custom site-wide `<head>` and `<body>` code.
Genesis	AI builder preferences, brand guidelines, tone of voice, and style guide.

Integrations

Tab	What it’s for
Analytics	Web analytics subscription and session-replay add-on.
Marketing Tags	Ad pixels and tag managers — GTM, Meta Pixel, GA4, TikTok, LinkedIn.
Autoresponders	Connect email tools (Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, Kit, and more) for form leads.
Payments	Connect payment gateways (Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, Square, Easy Pay Direct).

Workspace

Tab	What it’s for
Members	Invite collaborators, manage roles, gift credits.
Dedicated Cloud	Provision a per-project backend (database, auth, edge functions).
Marketplace	Publish your project as a template (admin-only).

A few things worth knowing

Most changes save inline. You’ll see a “Saved” pill or a floating Save bar when there are unsaved changes — no separate confirmation screen.
Changes reach your preview instantly. Integrations and code changes appear in the live preview right away, and on your published site the next time you publish.
Some tabs depend on others. For example, you must fill in Business Details before you can connect a payment gateway.

Pick a tab from the sidebar to dive in.