Both settings are stored in your browser’s local storage. They apply per user, per device — they do not roam across browsers and do not affect other users in your organization.
Auto-logoff
Open Settings → Session timeout (/dashboard/settings/session-timeout).
The card is titled Auto-Logoff. Help text: “Automatically log out after a period of inactivity to protect your account.”
Controls
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Enable auto-logoff | Toggle. Default off. |
| Timeout duration | Dropdown shown when the toggle is on. Options: 30 minutes, 1 hour, 5 hours, 24 hours. |
What triggers a timeout
Any mouse movement, keystroke, or scroll resets the inactivity timer. When the timer runs out, you’re logged out automatically.Warning dialog
Two minutes before logout, a dialog appears:- Message: “You will be automatically logged out in {MM:SS} due to inactivity.”
- Stay Logged In — resets the timer.
- Log Out Now — ends the session immediately.
Display timezone
Open Settings → Timezone (/dashboard/settings/timezone).
The card is titled Display Timezone. Help text: “Choose the timezone used to render timestamps across logs, traces, analytics, and audit views. API queries always use UTC.”
What it affects
Timestamps shown in:- Logs (
/dashboard/monitoring/logs) - Traces (
/dashboard/monitoring/traces) - MCP logs (
/dashboard/monitoring/logs/mcp) - Analytics and usage charts
- Audit log (
/dashboard/settings/audit-log)
Controls
- Dropdown with System default (detected timezone) at the top plus a curated list of common timezones (UTC, major US, EU, APAC, etc.).
- If your system timezone isn’t in the curated list, it’s still shown as the system-default option.
- A preview line renders the current time in the selected timezone with its abbreviation, e.g. 2026-04-17 14:23:45 (EDT).
- Default: system timezone (resolved via the browser’s
Intl.DateTimeFormat()API).
