Account Settings

Account settings control how your dashboard looks, how new sites are configured, and how your team secures access.

Profile and preferences

Your account stores personal preferences such as:

• display theme
• timezone
• product update emails

Timezone matters because reports and schedules are presented in a human-friendly local context.

Authentication

Flock WP supports two-factor authentication for account security.

When 2FA is enabled you can:

• sign in with an authenticator code
• use recovery codes if your device is unavailable
• regenerate recovery codes when needed

For shared dashboards, enabling 2FA may also be required before access becomes active.

Site defaults

Site defaults let you preconfigure behavior for newly connected sites. This is useful when you want consistency across dozens or hundreds of installs.

Defaults can include:

• uptime monitoring preferences
• backup schedule defaults
• backup-on-connect behavior
• commonly used tags

Set these once and apply a consistent operating model to future sites.

Whitelabel settings

Whitelabel settings help agencies present Flock WP in a more client-ready way. Depending on your setup, you can define account branding that carries through client-facing experiences such as reports.

Use whitelabeling when you want:

• agency-branded reporting
• a more polished client delivery experience
• consistent sender identity across communications

Sending domains

Sending domains are used for report delivery. After you add a domain, Flock WP provides the DNS records needed for verification.

A verified sending domain gives you:

• branded sender addresses
• better deliverability for scheduled reports
• cleaner separation between internal and client-facing reporting

Google accounts

Connect Google accounts at the account level, then use them on individual sites for:

• Google Analytics
• Google Search Console

This keeps authorization centralized while allowing site-by-site connections later.