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General Settings

Learn about general settings and how to implement it effectively.

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Last updated: 12/9/2025

General Settings

The "Settings" section in InnoSynth-Forjinn allows administrators and sometimes regular users to configure various aspects of the platform, from user interface preferences to system-wide configurations. This guide focuses on general settings that impact the overall user experience and platform behavior.

Forjinn account settings page with user profile, preferences, and security options

Accessing Settings

  1. Navigate to Settings: From the left-hand sidebar, click on "Settings".
  2. You will typically find different tabs or sub-sections for various categories of settings.

Common General Settings

While specific settings may vary based on your InnoSynth-Forjinn deployment, here are some common general settings you might encounter:

  1. User Interface (UI) Preferences:

    • Theme: Choose between light and dark modes, or other available visual themes.
    • Language: Select your preferred language for the UI.
    • Notifications: Configure how and when you receive in-app notifications or email alerts.
  2. Platform Configuration (Admin-specific):

    • Site Name/Logo: Customize the platform's branding with your organization's name and logo.
    • Default LLM/Model: Set a default Large Language Model that is pre-selected when creating new chatflows or agents.
    • Rate Limits: Configure API rate limits for users or specific endpoints to prevent abuse and manage resource consumption.
    • Storage Settings: Define where chatflow data, logs, or uploaded files are stored.
    • Telemetry/Analytics: Enable or disable data collection for platform improvement (if applicable).
  3. Security Settings (Admin-specific):

    • Session Timeout: Configure how long a user's session remains active before requiring re-authentication.
    • Password Policy: Define requirements for user passwords (e.g., minimum length, complexity).
    • Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Enable or enforce MFA for enhanced security.
  4. Integration Settings:

    • Configure global settings for integrations with external services that are not tied to specific Credentials. This might include webhook URLs or global callback settings.

Saving Changes

After making any modifications in the settings, always remember to click the "Save" or "Update" button, usually located at the bottom of the settings panel, to apply your changes.

Impact of Settings

  • User Preferences: Changes to UI preferences (like theme or language) typically only affect your individual user account.
  • Platform Configuration: Changes made by administrators to platform-wide settings will affect all users or the entire system. Exercise caution when modifying these settings.

The Settings section provides the flexibility to tailor InnoSynth-Forjinn to your specific needs and operational requirements.