Set Up Your Workspace
Overview
Section titled “Overview”When you sign up for Peppermint, a workspace is automatically created for you. This guide walks you through the essential steps to finish setting it up before you run your first study.
Before You Start
Section titled “Before You Start”- You need an active Peppermint account at runpeppermint.com.
- Workspace settings can only be updated by the workspace Owner or an Admin.
How It Works
Section titled “How It Works”Step 1 — Update your workspace identity
Section titled “Step 1 — Update your workspace identity”In some cases, testers can see the name and logo of the organisation that published the study. Give your workspace a name and logo that reflects your organisation or team — this appears in shared reports and team invitations.
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Go to Settings → Company.
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Update the Company name field or Company logo.
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Click Update.
Step 2 — Invite your team (business accounts)
Section titled “Step 2 — Invite your team (business accounts)”If you’re working with colleagues, add them before launching your first study so they can collaborate on results in real time.
See: Invite a team member
Step 3 — Connect your tools (optional)
Section titled “Step 3 — Connect your tools (optional)”Peppermint integrates with Slack, Google Suite, and more. Connecting them now means findings flow directly into the tools your team already uses.
See: Integrations
You’re ready
Section titled “You’re ready”Once your workspace is set up, you’re ready to run your first study.
Key Actions
Section titled “Key Actions”- Update Company name — Set your workspace identity as it appears to testers and teammates.
- Update Company logo — Upload your organisation’s logo for shared reports and study prompts.
- Invite team members — Add colleagues before your first study so they can collaborate from day one.
- Connect integrations — Link Slack, Google Suite, and other tools to route findings automatically.
Tips & Best Practices
Section titled “Tips & Best Practices”- Set your workspace name and logo before publishing any studies — testers may see your organisation’s name in the study prompt.
- Invite collaborators early so they can review your study script before you launch.
- Connecting integrations before your first study means you won’t need to manually export results.
What Happens Next
Section titled “What Happens Next”With your workspace ready, the next step is to create and launch your first study.
See also: Run Your First Study