One thing, three names. In these docs we call your assistant a Digital Twin. You will also see it called an Instance — on the Instance Settings panel, in the admin Instances list, and in your web address (
your-instance.praxislxp.com) — and an Institution, which is what our software calls it behind the scenes (in API fields such as institution). All three mean exactly the same thing: one assistant, with its own knowledge, voice, members and settings. Which name you see depends on the screen you are on, not on what the thing is. An Account is different — it is the organisation that owns one or more Digital Twins.Quick Access
Instance Settings panel
The twin admin’s settings, screen by screen — including the Integration Wizard and Billing.
Account & Billing
Manage accounts, credits, billing, and organisations with several Digital Twins.
Full Digital Twin editor
Every field of a Digital Twin in the admin console: core settings, prompts, branding, onboarding, and SSO.
AI & Models
Select and configure the AI models, RAG, voice, and moderation.
Assistants & Prompts
Manage organization-wide assistants and prompt variables.
Tools & Connectors
Configure AI tools, agents, connectors, MCP servers, and cloud services.
Users & Access
Manage users, entitlements, roles, and multi-factor authentication.
Analytics & Monitoring
Track conversations, sessions, feedback, and Praxis Shield incidents.
Legal & Compliance
Review privacy, education consent, and WCAG accessibility compliance.
Administration Sections
Every page in the Admin Guide, grouped exactly as it appears in the sidebar.Account & Billing
Account & Billing
Accounts with several Digital Twins, credits, and payment:
- Accounts - Account concepts, list view, and how credits flow
- Managing Accounts - Settings, shared integrations, Digital Twins, and credit transfers
- Billing & Subscriptions - Purchase credits, manage subscriptions, retrieve invoices, connect Stripe
- Credit Allocation & Transfers - How credits move between your organisation’s Account, each Digital Twin, and individual people — pooling, transfers, auto top-up
Instance Settings
Instance Settings
Configure a Digital Twin:
- Configuration and Integrations - A map of the whole Digital Twin editor, tab by tab
- Personalization - Identity, appearance, behavior, and model assignments
- Crafting Digital Twin Instructions - How to write system instructions that shape the twin’s personality and expertise
- Onboarding Questions - The guided first-run interview that personalizes each twin
- UI Customization - Customize the interface with CSS classes
- Branding & Public URLs - Your organization’s look, and the authorized launch URLs
- Enrollment & Joining Policies - Who can join, how they sign up, whether they can switch to other Digital Twins
- SSO Providers - OAuth 2.0 single sign-on and automatic enrollment
AI & Models
AI & Models
What powers the twin’s answers:
- AI Models - The models Pria provides, how to plug in a model you host yourself, and how hard the model thinks before answering
- Platform Models & Providers - The full catalog across Bedrock, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, and more
- Knowledge & RAG Configuration - How files are cut up and searched, the knowledge graph, and who may upload
- Realtime Voice & Avatars - Convo Mode — voice providers, voices, avatars, and who may talk
- Content Moderation - Filter unsafe content from conversations
- Memory Parameters & Act As - What Pria remembers about each person, and how to see the product as one of your users when helping them
Assistants & Prompts
Assistants & Prompts
Specialized behavior on top of the twin:
- Assistants - Create, manage, and share assistants with their own knowledge and skills
- Variables - Externalize sensitive values and reuse assistant configurations
Tools & Connectors
Tools & Connectors
Extend what the twin can actually do:
- Tools Reference - Every tool available to your Digital Twin
- Agents - Give the twin its own workspace for long-running work, scheduled tasks, and approvals
- Meeting Agent - Send the twin into a Zoom, Meet, or Teams call as a participant
- Connector MCP - Connect to remote MCP servers
- MCP Servers - External MCP tools and data sources, inbound and outbound
- Cloud Services - Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and Kaltura
Users & Access
Users & Access
Who can reach your Digital Twin, and with what rights:
- Users - Search, edit, bulk import, and review memberships and credits
- Entitlements - Fine-grained, role-based permissions for admins
- Multi-Factor Authentication - Email codes, authenticator apps, and backup codes
Analytics & Monitoring
Analytics & Monitoring
Usage, safety, and what people are telling you:
- Histories - Every conversation, for audit, debugging, compliance, and analytics
- Sessions - Who is signed in, from where, and on what device
- Praxis Shield - Detect and triage security incidents in AI conversations
- Feedback - Read, triage, and act on user feedback
Common Admin Tasks
1
Set up your Digital Twin
Start with Configuration to set up the name, instructions, and basic behaviours.
2
Select AI Models
Choose which AI Models power your Digital Twin based on your use case.
3
Customize Branding
Apply your organization’s look and feel via Personalization.
4
Add Users
Invite team members and set permissions in User Management.
5
Set Up Tools
Enable advanced capabilities with Tools and MCP servers.
Integration & Deployment
Canvas Integration
Deploy your Digital Twin in Instructure Canvas LMS.
Web Integration
Embed your Digital Twin in any web application.
REST API
Integrate programmatically with our comprehensive API.
MCP Server
Connect to Model Context Protocol servers.
Need Help?
FAQ
Find answers to common administrative questions.
Contact Support
Get help from our team for complex configurations.