Admin & Settings
The Admin module is the firm's control panel. Everything here is restricted to users with administrator (and in some cases admin_manager).
Pages
People
| Page | Purpose |
|---|
Admin → Users | List of users, invite new users, assign roles, suspend accounts |
Admin → Roles | View seeded roles and their assigned permissions |
Admin → Audit Logs | Time-stamped record of sensitive actions |
Organisation structure
| Page | Purpose |
|---|
Admin → Departments | Departments within the firm |
Admin → Positions | Job titles within departments |
Legal reference data
| Page | Purpose |
|---|
Admin → Practice Areas | Legal domains (Corporate, Litigation, Tax, etc.) |
Admin → Sectors | Client industries |
Admin → Courts | Courts the firm appears in |
Admin → Judges | Judges by court |
Matter configuration
| Page | Purpose |
|---|
Admin → Matter Types | Types of matter the firm handles |
Admin → Custom Fields | Firm-specific fields on matters/clients |
Admin → Deadline Rules | Automated deadline calculation from triggering events |
Financial configuration
| Page | Purpose |
|---|
Admin → Currencies | Enabled currencies and exchange rates |
Automation & templates
| Page | Purpose |
|---|
Admin → Workflow Rules | Event-driven automation |
Admin → Document Templates | Reusable documents with merge fields |
General settings
| Page | Purpose |
|---|
Admin → Settings | Firm-wide settings including firm name and logo |
User management
Admin → Users is where you'll spend most time:
- Invite a user with email and roles
- View their profile, roles, activity
- Suspend / reactivate
- Change their roles (remember: the
partner label alone grants nothing — pair it with a module role, see Roles model)
- Delete — prefer suspension unless you're sure
Audit logs
Admin → Audit Logs — the firm's paper trail. Review regularly. Every sensitive action (user changes, role changes, deletions) is recorded.
Settings
Admin → Settings is a key-value store of firm-wide preferences. Most firms touch this once during setup (logo, firm name) and rarely again.
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