Administration

The back office, at /backoffice/. Where the platform is configured rather than programmed.

Users and permissions Accounts, roles, and the three kinds of identity.Appearance Branding, CSS, and the one control scale.Files One tree, per organization, with quotas.Languages and translations Interface catalogues and content translation.GDPR Export, erasure, consent, retention.Customer portal Customers who are not users.Claudia Configuring the platform by talking to it.MCP The tool protocol underneath, and the rules it cannot break.Documentation sources Connecting a repository, previewing a sync, reading the report.Running the platform Deployment, backups, disk and the proxy.

Documentation

The Sourcebook group in the menu holds everything the documentation engine owns: where a source comes from, what an import is waiting for, and the wiki's housekeeping. See Documentation sources for running one, and the Sourcebook dialect for how the content itself is written.

Structure versus configuration

Two menu groups that sound similar and are not:

Structure is what your data is — content types, fields, taxonomy, listings, forms, menus, addresses. Changing it changes what the system can hold.

Configuration is how it behaves — text formats, image styles, PDF and mail templates, maps. Changing it changes how the same data is treated.

When you cannot remember where something lives, ask which of those two sentences it fits.