Admin settings
Enable, monitor and revoke AI-assistant connections for your organization.
Organization admins manage assistant access under SettingsAI assistants.
Enabling connections
Connections are off by default. Turn on Allow members to connect AI assistants to let members connect Claude, ChatGPT or another MCP-compatible assistant. You will be asked to accept the acceptable-use terms on behalf of the organization, then click Accept and turn on. Each member also accepts them when they connect.
Turning the toggle off blocks every connection immediately. Connections stay listed and work again if you turn the toggle back on; use Revoke to remove one for good.
Limits
- Layer images per connection per day — an optional cap on how many layer images each connection may fetch a day. The default, 0, means no cap. The assistant works mostly from data rather than images, so a cap mainly protects against bulk image download.
- Full-resolution layer images — by default the assistant receives reduced-resolution layer images, which is enough for context in a chat. Enable this only if your team needs the assistant to inspect fine detail.
Connections
The table lists every active connection in the organization: who connected, which assistant, when it was last used, and how many calls it made in the last 24 hours. Use Revoke on a row to disconnect one assistant, or Revoke all to disconnect everyone.
Flagged activity
Euler notes usage that looks like bulk export of imagery rather than analysis, for example fetching the layer images of most of a print, or of dozens of prints, within an hour. Data tools and CSV exports never count. Such a connection is marked High usage in the table, with the reason, and admins are notified. Nothing is blocked: review the activity, talk to the member if needed, and revoke the connection only if you decide to.
Assistants are told the acceptable-use terms and will say so when a request falls outside them, for example an export meant for training a model.