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The Workspace > Settings > Configuration section holds workspace-level options that control how Qwairy tracks competitors and pages for this brand.

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Auto-detect competitors

Enabled by default. Qwairy automatically extracts competitors from AI-generated responses: when a model mentions other brands alongside yours, they are added to your competitor list — no manual setup required. New competitors can appear after each monitoring run. Disable it to manage your competitor list manually. Existing competitors stay tracked; only the automatic discovery of new ones stops. You can re-enable it at any time.
Manage the resulting list in Monitor > Competitor Mentions — mark favorites, set a relationship (direct / indirect), or hide irrelevant brands.

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Limit pages to this subdomain

By default, a workspace counts pages and citations across its whole registrable domain. A workspace on blog.example.com therefore also surfaces pages from example.com and any sibling subdomain (shop.example.com, help.example.com). Enable Limit pages to this subdomain to restrict the workspace to its exact host and its sub-subdomains, excluding the parent domain and sibling subdomains.
Workspace domainCounted as the workspace’s pagesExcluded
blog.example.comblog.example.com, *.blog.example.comexample.com, www.example.com, shop.example.com
This affects the page-level views: Page Performance, the Pages list, and Sources.
This setting only changes how pages and sources are scoped. It does not change your brand visibility data (mentions, share of voice, sentiment): those reflect the brand itself, not a specific URL, and stay the same.
Use this when one workspace tracks a content subdomain (e.g. a blog or help center) and you do not want the parent domain’s pages mixed in. It has no effect for a workspace whose domain is already a root domain.
No. Both settings apply going forward without a re-crawl: page scope changes the page and source views immediately, and competitor auto-detection simply resumes (or stops) on the next monitoring run.