Settings overview

How settings are grouped and which roles can change what.

Settings is grouped into six areas. Five hold settings that belong to Settings itself; the sixth, Modules, links out to the two settings screens that belong to a module — POS and Inventory — so they are reachable from here without being duplicated.

GroupScreens
CompanyCompany Profile · Email / SMTP · Subscription
OperationsStores · Staff · Access Levels · SIM Plans · Discount Codes · Targets
ModulesPOS Settings · Inventory Settings (links into those modules)
AISystem Prompts · Prompt History · Failed Prompts
IntegrationsIntegrations
AdminObservability · Migration · Data Import · Data & Privacy · Feedback
Settings — navigation
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Company
Company Profile
Email / SMTP
Subscription
Operations
Stores
Staff
Access Levels
SIM Plans
Discount Codes
Targets
Modules
POS Settings
Inventory Settings
AI
System Prompts
Prompt History
Failed Prompts
Integrations
Integrations
Admin
Observability
Migration
Data Import
Data & Privacy
Feedback
The settings navigation exactly as it renders: a search box, then six groups in this order. Note Modules— it is inserted after the last Operations entry and holds the two settings screens that belong to a module rather than to Settings itself, so POS and Inventory settings are reachable from here without being duplicated. Searching matches a screen's keywords as well as its name, which is why "surcharge", "coupon" or "gdpr" find the right screen. Source: SettingsModule.tsx (TABS and its render loop) and pos.module.css.

Finding a setting

Each screen carries keywords as well as its name, so searching for "surcharge", "coupon", "gdpr" or "webhook" finds the right screen without you knowing which group it was filed under.

The two module settings screens

POS Settings (payments, receipts, surcharges) opens at /suite#pos/settings, and Inventory Settings (stock warnings, special-order handlers, head office) at /suite#inventory/settings.

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