> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.vizkraft.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Preferences > Personalize your workspace and manage your account settings. The `Preferences` area lets each user tailor how Vizkraft works for them. ## Update your preferences In the app, customers can update: * Theme * Language * Slack connection settings ## Theme and language Use theme settings to choose how the app looks to you, and language settings to select the language you want to use throughout the workspace. Preferences page showing appearance and language settings ## Slack in preferences If Slack is enabled for your workspace, the `Preferences` page is where you manage your Slack connection. From this card you can: * Start the Slack connect flow. * Confirm which workspace and Slack account are linked. * Choose a default connector for Slack. * Disconnect your own Slack account. * If you are an admin, remove the Slack app from the workspace for your organization. For the full Slack workflow, go to [Use Vizkraft in Slack](/guides/use-vizkraft-in-slack). Preferences page with the Slack connection card ## Other account areas Depending on your workspace plan and permissions, your profile menu can also provide access to billing and usage pages. ### Usage The usage page helps you monitor credits, recent chat activity, and time-based usage trends. Usage and credits page ### Billing The billing area is where customers can review their current plan and subscription-related settings. Billing and subscription overview ## Best practices * Pick a default Slack connector only if one source is used for most Slack questions. * Keep connector names clear so they are easy to recognize in both the app and Slack. * Use the web app for deeper chart editing and dashboard work, even if the first question started in Slack.