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Project Settings: Name, Domain, Keys and Data

Rename a project, lock it to your site, make and revoke embed keys, export its feedback, and archive it.

Qaid Team
TL;DR

A project’s Settings page opens on General, where owners rename it and choose which site may send feedback. API Keys holds the keys your embed signs in with. The owner-only Data tab downloads every item as JSON and archives the feedback or the whole project, and the dashboard cannot bring an archived project back.

Open a project and click Settings in its header. The tabs run left to right:

Tab What it holds Guide
General Name, domain, and the project and user IDs This page
Team Members and invitations Team collaboration
API Keys The keys your embed uses This page
Platform API Keys for the JSON API Platform API
GitHub The repository for issues and AI fixes GitHub issues and AI fixes
Trackers Linear and Jira Linear and Jira
Rules Escalation rules Escalation rules
Integrations Webhooks and Slack. Owners only Webhooks and Slack
Data Export and archive. Owners only This page

An owner is whoever created the project, or anyone invited to it as Owner. Members don’t see the last two tabs.

Rename a project or restrict its domain

General shows the Project ID and your User ID, each with a copy button. Below them:

  1. Project Name is required.
  2. Domain Restriction (optional) takes a bare domain such as acme.com. Feedback is then accepted from that domain and every subdomain of it. A leading www. is ignored, and localhost and 127.0.0.1 always work, for testing. Anything else is refused with “Domain not allowed”.

Click Save Changes. Only owners can save; a member’s save fails with “Only the project owner can perform this action”.

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Pasting a whole address is fine. https://acme.com/shop is cut down to its domain when you save, and the field shows what was kept. Text that can’t be a domain, such as acme shop, isn’t saved, and a note says to type just the domain. Empty the field to accept feedback from any site.

Create and revoke embed keys

API Keys lists the project’s live keys, newest first. Each row shows its name, the key with the middle hidden, an eye to reveal it, Copy, and when it was created and last used. Every new project starts with one key named “Default”.

  1. Make a key

    Click New Key, give it a name if you like, such as “Staging”, and click Create Key. The new key appears at the top, already revealed.

  2. Put it on your site

    Copy it into the embed’s data-api-key. Dashboard quick start shows the whole snippet.

  3. Revoke the old one

    Click Revoke on it and confirm with Revoke Key. Any embed still using it stops working at once.

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Members can see and copy keys. Only owners can create or revoke them.

Pro

Free projects have one embed key. To swap it, revoke it first, then create the new one. Free vs Pro

Export all feedback

On Data, click Download JSON under Export Feedback. You get feedback-, the project name and the date, as a .json file, and a note saying how many entries it holds.

The file has every item, archived ones included, with every field Qaid stores. That covers the message, type, page, element, notes, assignee, console and network errors, and the recording’s link. Screenshots are inside as image data, so a project with many can make a large file.

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Any owner can download it, whether they created the project or were invited as Owner.

Clear the inbox in one go

Archive All Feedback moves every item still in the inbox into the archive. The window says how many that is. Confirm with Archive All, and a note says how many moved. With the inbox already empty, the button can’t be clicked.

Nothing is deleted. To bring items back, open the inbox’s Archived view and use the row icon or Unarchive Selected. See triaging feedback.

Archive the whole project

Warning

The dashboard has no way to bring an archived project back.

Click Archive Project and confirm. The project leaves your dashboard and you land on Projects. Its embed stops at once: new feedback is refused with “Project is archived”. Nothing is deleted, and on Free the project no longer counts toward your one.

There is no way to delete a project or hand it to someone else. Deleting your account deletes the projects you created: see your account, plan and billing.

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