11 docs tagged with "settings"

Settings > AI has three cards.

Settings > Tenant > Child tenants lists the tenants below this tenant (columns Tenant ID, Database, Actions). The toolbar has New tenant, Attach tenant and Restore tenant plus the usual Export to Excel, Export to PDF and Refresh Data. A row opens the page of the child tenant, whose breadcrumb is Provisioning: there you grant users of this tenant access to the child tenant, see Admin provisioning.

Settings > Connections holds the credentials and endpoints of external systems that adapters and pipelines use. The page replaces the former Configurations page: there is no toolbar with one button per type any more. Every connection type is a card; a card shows "Not configured" or the number of entries ("2 connections"). A click opens the list of that type, and New … creates an entry.

Settings > Data has three cards; each opens with Open editor.

Settings > Sign-in > Email bindings lists the e-mail addresses that an administrator has bound to existing users (a verified whitelist). The columns are Email Address, User, User Email, Enrollment, Source and Actions; New email binding adds one.

Settings > Interface has two cards.

Settings > Notifications has one card, Notification templates: the templates of the e-mails and messages that the platform sends (for example the welcome mail and the password reset mail of the identity service). The list has the columns Name, Type, Subject, Rendering and Actions, and the buttons New notification template and Import. A new tenant has three templates (WelcomeEmailTemplate, WelcomeEmailWithNoPasswordTemplate, ResetPasswordEmailTemplate).

Settings > Tenant > Secrets gives an overview of every secret attribute of the tenant, for example the password of a Helm repository or the client secret of a service account. The header counts them ("3 secret attributes, 1 set, 2 not set"). The tabs are Overview, Re-entry and Encryption.

Settings holds the configuration of the tenant (never personal preferences: theme, density and language are in the account menu). In the rail it is pinned at the bottom, below the other areas. The area is shown to accounts with the role AdminPanelManagement; an account without it sees a category only when one of its pages is open to that account.

Settings > Sign-in decides how people can sign in to the tenant.

Settings > Tenant has five cards.