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## First Steps
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# First Steps
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After your first login you will see that everything is rather empty. A good starting point are the general application settings, groups and modules.
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### Application Settings
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## Application Settings
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The general application settings can be found in the Admin settings.
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On this page you may change the general application settings such as login behavior, server localization, logging etc.
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### Modules
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## Modules
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Under `Modules` on the side navigation you can see all installed modules. By clicking on them you will get additional module information and module specific settings.
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If you want to install additional settings search for specific keywords on the module page and you will receive suggestions based on these keywords. You can then check out the detailed information of these modules in order to further inspect the features the modules provides.
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### Groups
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## Groups
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Groups are an easy solution to managing multiple users at the same time. After the installation only a handful of groups exist. Feel free to create additional groups based on your requirements.
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If a user is part of multiple groups (this is often the case in more complex permission handling) the user has the permissions of all groups he is part of. This allows to configure groups very carefully with only the necessary permissions.
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#### Permissions
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### Permissions
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Groups (and accounts) can have the following permissions:
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* Only define module = Group/user has the permissions (e.g. read, create, ...) on everything in this module
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* Only unit and module is defined = Group/user had the permissions(e.g. read, create, ...) on everything in this module but only for the specified unit/sub-organization.
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### Accounts
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## Accounts
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By default only admin users can create new accounts. However it is possible to allow users to register by themselves in the admin module settings. Self-registered users are always part of the `user` group. Make sure the `user` group permissions are designed while keeping that in mind.
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## User Search
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## Actions
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## Filter Tables
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## Export Data
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