Platform Settings
Platform Settings allow administrators to configure system-wide options that affect the behavior of the Qubase platform.
These settings help administrators maintain a consistent environment, manage platform behavior, and support users across all workspaces and projects.
Before you begin
Before modifying Platform Settings, ensure that you have:
- Administrator access
- Permission to manage platform settings
[!NOTE] Changes to Platform Settings may affect multiple users and workspaces across the platform.
What are Platform Settings?
Platform Settings provide centralized configuration for Qubase.
Depending on your platform configuration, administrators may be able to manage:
- General platform settings
- System preferences
- Platform configuration
- Administrative options
The available settings depend on your platform configuration.
Access Platform Settings
To open Platform Settings:
- Sign in as an administrator.
- Open the Admin Dashboard.
- Navigate to Platform Settings.
The settings page displays the available platform configuration options.
Configure platform settings
To update a platform setting:
- Open Platform Settings.
- Select the category you want to configure.
- Update the available settings.
- Review your changes.
- Save the configuration.
Changes become effective according to your platform configuration.
Configuration overview
Platform Settings may include:
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| General | Platform-wide configuration |
| Preferences | Default platform behavior |
| Administration | Administrative configuration |
| System | Platform maintenance options |
Available categories depend on your deployment.
Benefits
Platform Settings help administrators:
- Maintain consistent platform behavior
- Improve system organization
- Configure platform defaults
- Support platform maintenance
Best practices
- Review configuration changes before saving.
- Make one change at a time when possible.
- Document important administrative changes.
- Verify platform behavior after configuration updates.
[!TIP] Test important configuration changes in a non-production environment whenever possible.