> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bloop.plus/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bloop.plus/account-and-settings/general.md).

# General Settings

Bloop's **Settings** page is the store-level control panel shared by both your referral and affiliate programs — the few options that, once set, quietly shape how every program email and link behaves. It has two tabs: **General**, where you set the email sender, the referral sharing link, and the affiliate portal link; and **Integration**, where you connect Bloop to your email marketing apps. Most of these settings are configured once during setup and rarely revisited, which is exactly why this page exists as a map of what lives where, with a detailed guide linked for each one.

### General tab

The General tab groups three cards, in this order:

| Card                    | What it controls                                                   | Detail guide                                                   |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Email sender            | Sender name, sender address (with verification), and sender domain | [Email sender domain](/account-and-settings/email-sender.md)   |
| Referral sharing URL    | The domain used inside referral links                              | [Referral sharing link](/account-and-settings/sharing-link.md) |
| Affiliate portal domain | The domain affiliates log in through                               | [Affiliate portal link](/account-and-settings/portal-link.md)  |

#### Store name

Your store name comes from Shopify and is read-only here. Bloop uses it as the default sender name on emails until you set a custom one, so changing how your brand appears in inboxes is done through the sender name field, not by editing the store name.

#### Sender name and email

The sender name and sender email define how your program emails appear in recipients' inboxes. The name is editable and saves immediately; the email address must be verified before you can save. See [Email sender domain](/account-and-settings/email-sender.md) for the verification flow and DNS setup.

#### Saving changes

The General tab uses a save bar that appears when you change anything. You cannot save while the sender email is still unverified — verify it first, then save. Discarding reverts every field to its last saved state.

### Integration tab

The Integration tab lists the email marketing apps Bloop can connect to, each with an enabled or disabled status badge:

* **Klaviyo** — sync referral and affiliate events into your Klaviyo flows. See [Klaviyo integration](/referral-program/integrations/klaviyo.md).
* **Mailchimp** — sync events into Mailchimp audiences and automations. See [Mailchimp integration](/referral-program/integrations/mailchimp.md).

Select an app to open its setup page and connect or disconnect it.

### Related

* [Email sender domain](/account-and-settings/email-sender.md) — sender name, address, and domain verification.
* [Referral sharing link](/account-and-settings/sharing-link.md) — branded referral domain and code prefix.
* [Affiliate portal link](/account-and-settings/portal-link.md) — branded affiliate portal domain.


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