Configure visibility, site categories, translations, contacts, and role-specific presentation.
Dashboard settings determine how the same connected assets are presented to different audiences. In the current application, page settings are resolved using both the device type and the user's authority on that device. Owners, administrators, installers, and visitors can therefore receive different menus and visual elements.
Page selection lets a super administrator control which routes each portal role can see.
| Setting area | Effect in the current portal |
|---|---|
| Site tags and labels | Determine which active installation groups appear in the main navigation. |
| Page visibility | Controls whether portfolio tables, reports, alarm pages, device overviews, or individual device sections are shown. |
| Device overview elements | Selects applicable widget trays, line-chart groups, and bar-chart groups per device type. |
| Role-specific visibility | Separates owner or administrator tools from visitor-facing information. |
| Translations | Localises configured labels and organisation-specific terminology. |
| Contacts | Supplies reusable recipients and installation contacts for reports and alert messages. |
Configuration can hide documented features
If an article describes a page that is absent from your portal, first verify your role, the active view, the device's page settings, and the relevant licence or feature flag.
Configure site groups, page visibility, device content, policies, and presentation defaults.
Reuse contact records for installations, reports, and alarm notifications.
Localise configured site labels and organisation-specific portal terminology.