General Settings

To change the settings of your bounty program follow these steps:

1. Configure your general settings under Settings > General. You can set up these settings:

Option	Detail
Information	Configure what information shows on your program's Security Page. You can choose from these fields: * Name * Handle * Website * Twitter handle * About * Cover color
Product Edition	Select your product editions. You can choose between Bounty Professional and Bounty Enterprise.
Authentication	Configure your authentication settings. You can set up SAML and IP Whitelisting.
User Management	Invite and manage users in your program. You can manage which groups each member is a part of.
Group Management	Add and Edit various groups in your program. You can also add and remove users to these groups.
Billing	Enter your billing info in the Overview, Credit Card, and Prepayment tabs.

2. Under Settings > Program configure these settings for your program:

Option	Detail
Policy & Scope	Customize your program's policy and scope that you want to communicate to hackers.
Submit Report Form	Customize your report form that hackers will use to send vulnerabilities about your program.
Response Target	Set your program's Response Service Level Agreements (SLA) by configuring your target business days.
Metrics Display	Select the metrics you want to display on your program's page to communicate to hackers the statistics about your program.
Email Notifications	Every report activity triggers email notifications sent to members in your program. Select what content you want to include.
Inbox Views	Configure what tabs you want showing in your inbox.
Invitations	Set how you want your hacker invitations managed.
Signal	Configure your Signal Requirement and Human-Augmented Signal settings.
Bounties	Configure bounty and reward settings.
Swag	Select whether your program would like to give swag as a reward.
Common Responses	Set default common responses to reply in your reports.
Triggers	Set triggers to execute automated responses to new, incoming reports. With triggers, you can set up an automated action when your program receives a report with a given trigger word.
Integrations	Configure your integrations with other services to streamline your workflow.
API	Create API tokens.
Hackbot	Hackbot is HackerOne's free automated service that provides you with guidance regarding your reports by providing contextual advice and actionable items to improve your user experience. Configure which actions you want Hackbot to suggest.

Once your program settings have been configured and you exit the setup environment, your program will be live as a confidential, invitation-only program.