Settings · How Settings is laid out
What is in Settings, and why does it look different on my phone?
ComputerSettings opens with a Search Settings box at the top, a Connections card under it (it opens the Connections page), and then a list of rows grouped under Workspace, Plan & team and Account. Click a row and it opens that screen; the ‹ Settings control at the top returns to the list. Deep links use ?section=, for example /settings?section=security, and the older /settings?tab=integrations and /settings#billing links still work.
PhoneSettings opens with two tiles at the top — Business profile and Connections (which opens the Connections page) — then the same three groups of rows. Tap a row and it pushes a full screen; the back arrow returns. There is no search box on the phone.
The two layouts are built from the same rows, groups and wording, so an answer about one is almost always an answer about the other. The differences are small: on the phone, Business profile is a tile at the top instead of the first Workspace row, and only the desktop has the Search Settings box. Settings is owner-only on both, so a team member who opens it lands back on their own screens.