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# Edit the name of a local workspace

This article describes how to edit the display name of a local user workspace in Cerby.

Users with the **Workspace Owner** and **Workspace Admin** role can edit the workspace display name for a local user workspace. To do so, you must complete the following steps:

1. Select the **Settings** option from the left navigation drawer. The **Workspace Configuration** page is displayed with the **General** tab activated.
2. Activate the **IdP Settings** tab.
3. Click the **Edit IdP Details** button located at the top right of the **Identity Provider Settings** section.
4. The **Confirm your identity to continue** dialog box is displayed. An identity challenge is issued in your Cerby mobile app.
5. Click the **It's me!** button in the **Confirmation Request** screen of the Cerby mobile app to confirm your identity. The dialog box in the Cerby web app closes.
6. Enter a new name in the **Workspace display name** field.
7. Click the **Save Changes** button. A success message box is displayed.

Now you are done.

{% hint style="danger" %}
**IMPORTANT:** You cannot edit the **Workspace name** and **Client Id** fields. If you want to edit these fields, contact the Cerby Customer Support team.
{% endhint %}


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