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Administration

The Administration area is where a Super User configures the Informer server: system settings, who can sign in, how the product is branded, and how it is kept healthy. A left rail groups everything into a handful of sections so the right control is easy to find.

The Administration page: a grouped left rail (System, Authentication, Customization) and the Settings landing page with build and license information, Import Bundle, Backup System, Restore System, and Update License actions, and Audit and Cloud sections
The Administration area, with its grouped left rail and the Settings landing page.

What lives in Administration

SectionWhat it covers
SystemThe Settings landing page (build, license, and the configurable options), plus AI, Billing, email, auditing, SSH Tunnels, Search Clusters, and System Health.
AuthenticationHow people and machines get in: API Tokens, OAuth Client Apps, sign-in Domains (AD, LDAP, SAML), connected IntegrationA connection from Informer to an external service such as Google Drive, Gmail, or Salesforce, used by Apps, chats, and jobs to act on your behalf.s, and Sessions.
CustomizationTailoring Informer to your organization: Codes, Features, Global Colors, Letterheads, Saved Functions, Theme, and User Fields.
MaintenanceKeeping the server running: Job Workers, the Request and Console logs, log settings, and Bundles.
MultitenancyRunning multiple isolated Tenants from a single Manager Tenant.
AppendixReference topics: a common email error and how Informer cleans up ElasticSearch indices.

Most of Administration is limited to Super Users, and some entries appear only when the matching license or deployment applies (Tenants on multi-tenant installations, Search Clusters on the home manager tenant, and so on).

In this section

ChapterIn one line
SystemThe Settings landing page, AI and Billing, email, auditing, and the server-health tools.
AuthenticationAPI Tokens, OAuth Client Apps, Domains and SAML single sign-on, Integrations, and Sessions.
CustomizationCodes, Features, Global Colors, Letterheads, Saved Functions, Theme, and User Fields.
MaintenanceJob Workers, logs, log settings, and Bundles.
MultitenancyTenants, the Manager Tenant, and the URL strategy for accessing each Tenant.
AppendixThe 535 5.7.139 email error and how Informer deletes ElasticSearch indices.

Where do I look when...

You want to...Where
Change a system-wide settingSystem settings
Configure SMTP so Informer can send emailEmail Server Settings
Set login attempts and password rulesthe Login and Users sections of System settings
Turn on multi-factor authenticationthe Security section of System settings
Set up single sign-onConfiguring a SAML Domain
Brand exports with a letterheadLetterheads
Move content between instancesBundles
Back up or restore the systemAbout, Backup, and License
Read the server logsChecking Log Messages
Run multiple isolated TenantsMultitenancy
Also available through the REST API
Everything on this page is built on Informer's public REST API, the same one the product uses, so your scripts and integrations can do it too. Developer reference: Tenant.