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# Settings (Site Administration)

This is the area of Intuiflow in which system administrators can apply system settings at an instance and/or location-specific level.

In System Management, you can also apply and modify settings relating to Importing & Exporting, Accounts & Access, and Processing. All of these sections will be explained in detail below.

| Tab                   | Column                                                                                                                                                                                 |
| --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **General**           | Set instance-wide settings including the User-Defined Fields, date/time settings, and security settings such as password complexity requirements.                                      |
| **Accounts & Access** | Add or delete users, define roles and permissions, and set up Azure Active Directory Single Sign-On.                                                                                   |
| **Import & Export**   | Select approved import fields, configure instance-wide CSV settings, and select field metrics for the Resource and Routings files (needed for the Rough Cut Capacity Planning module). |
| **Processing**        | Determine instance-wide default settings for buffer calculations, net flow horizons, and alert levels and make changes to system processing settings like MRP and auto-approval        |


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