Administration
Objective
Section titled “Objective”Centralize functional guidance for administrative configuration without exposing internal technical implementation.
What users can do
Section titled “What users can do”- Configure operational parameters.
- Manage roles and functional permissions.
- Monitor audit data and sessions.
- Manage feature flags and platform settings.
Main areas
Section titled “Main areas”Operational settings
Section titled “Operational settings”- General settings.
- Payment settings.
- Email settings.
- Localization details.
- Theme/SEO/social settings.
- Other platform settings.
Roles and access
Section titled “Roles and access”- Administrative roles.
- Location-scoped roles.
- Permission-based functional control.
Feature flags
Section titled “Feature flags”- Progressive enablement/disablement of features.
- Support for controlled testing and rollout.
Audit and security
Section titled “Audit and security”- System logs.
- Login sessions.
- Password change.
Recommended flow
Section titled “Recommended flow”- Define the change need and owner.
- Validate impact by role and location.
- Apply the change in a controlled window.
- Review logs/sessions after the change.
- Communicate updates to impacted users.
Best practices
Section titled “Best practices”- Avoid large-scale changes without prior validation.
- Keep traceability for critical settings changes.
- Review permissions after role updates.
- Use feature flags to reduce operational risk.
Assumptions
Section titled “Assumptions”- Some administrative options may be restricted to higher-privilege profiles.
- Submodule naming can vary by version.