Your account settings
Everything above this group configures the store. This group configures you: your bill, your credits, your language, your password, your devices.
What is in this group
Section titled “What is in this group”| Destination | What it governs |
|---|---|
| Billing | Your plan and what you are charged for it. |
| AI | AI credits — where they are spent and where you buy more. Listed next to Billing on purpose, because that is what it is: spending. |
| Language & region | The language you see the admin in. Not your storefront’s languages. |
| Password | Changing your own password. |
| Your sessions | Where you are currently signed in. |
Password and Your sessions are the same screen
Section titled “Password and Your sessions are the same screen”You will see both names in the menu and they lead to the same place. This is not a mistake in the menu — it is a fix for one.
Changing your password was always possible: the form is the first card on that screen. What did not exist was any way to find it, because the only entry pointing there read “Your sessions”, and nobody scanning two dozen settings destinations for a password stops on that word. The conclusion people reached — that CIQRA had no password change — is exactly what an unfindable feature is indistinguishable from.
Two entries rather than a rename, because the screen genuinely holds both things: calling it “Password” would hide the sessions list the way the password form used to be hidden.
Language & region is yours alone
Section titled “Language & region is yours alone”Changing it changes the admin’s language for your account. It does not touch what your shoppers see; storefront languages are a store setting and live under Localization.
What this page does not say
Section titled “What this page does not say”- It does not give click-paths. No verified screenshot of these screens exists in this help centre yet.
- It does not list plan prices. What a plan costs is shown on the billing screen for your account and in your currency; a price printed here would be wrong for someone.
- It does not explain how AI credits are consumed per feature. That belongs with each AI feature rather than in a settings overview.