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Settings

The Settings page allows administrators to view and manage global AI Command Center configurations, including system information, email notifications, regional preferences, authentication providers, data retention policies, and other platform-level settings.

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The Settings tab displays a check mark for completed configurations and an exclamation mark for incomplete configurations, indicating that the feature may not function as expected.

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Changes made in any Settings tab take effect only after clicking Save.


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System

This tab displays read-only system information related to the deployed AI Command Center.

AI Command Center Details

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All information displayed in this section is read-only.

FieldDescription
VersionDisplays the version of the deployed AI Command Center.
Last UpdatedDisplays the date and time when the AI Command Center was installed or upgraded.
Tenant NameDisplays the current tenant name.

System Details

FieldDescription
Operating SystemDisplays the operating system name and version hosting the AI Command Center.
Framework VersionDisplays the framework name and version used by the AI Command Center.

Database Details

FieldDescription
Server TypeDisplays the database server type (PostgreSQL or Microsoft SQL Server).
Server NameDisplays the database server name.
Port NameDisplays the database port (PostgreSQL only).
Database NameDisplays the configured database name.
Authentication TypeDisplays the database authentication method.
User NameDisplays the username used to connect to the database.

SMTP Settings

This tab allows you to configure SMTP-based email settings.   The AI Command Center uses these settings to send notifications for subscribed alerts.

Authentication Types

TypeDescription
PasswordConfigure SMTP using a server, port, username, and password.
OutlookConfigure SMTP using OAuth authentication with Microsoft Outlook.

Authentication Configuration

Password Authentication Configuration

SettingDescription
ServerSMTP server hostname.
Email AddressEmail account used for sending messages.
PasswordPassword for the email account.
PortSMTP server port.
Maximum Retry Count on FailureNumber of retries before failure (default: 30 minutes).
Display NameDisplay name shown in the From field.
Use SSLEnables SSL-secured communication with the mail server.
Allow Untrusted CertificateAllows untrusted certificates for outgoing mail servers.

Outlook Authentication Configuration

SettingDescription
ServerSMTP server hostname.
Email AddressEmail account used for sending messages.
Client Id (Application Id)Microsoft Entra application Client ID.
Tenant IdMicrosoft Entra Tenant ID.
Client SecretClient secret for the registered application.
Maximum Retry Count on FailureNumber of retries before failure (default: 30 minutes).
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For Outlook authentication, ensure the Mail.Send permission is granted for the Microsoft Graph API.

Verifying Your Configuration

Click Test Mail to send a test email using the configured settings.


Regional Settings

These global settings apply to all users across the AI Command Center.

SettingDescription
Date FormatDate display format (default: DD/MM/YYYY).
Time ZoneSystem time zone (default: UTC).
LocaleUser interface language (default: English).
Time FormatTime display format (12-hour or 24-hour; default: 12-hour).

Authentication

The Authentication tab defines how user credentials are validated within the AI Command Center.

By default, Basic Authentication stores credentials securely in the AI Command Center database.   The platform also supports LDAP-based authentication, including:

  • Microsoft Active Directory
  • OpenLDAP Directory
  • Apache Directory Server
  • Apple Directory Server

LDAP synchronization can automatically import users and groups and assign default roles such as RPA Member and BPA Member.

Steps to Configure Active Directory / LDAP Authentication

  1. Click Configure under the LDAP Authentication provider.

  1. Configure LDAP Server Settings.

SettingDescription
Server TypeSelect Microsoft Active Directory or LDAP.
Enable Single Sign-OnAvailable when using Microsoft Active Directory.
HostLDAP server hostname or IP address.
PortLDAP port (default: 389).
Use SSL-secured connectionEnables secure LDAP communication.
User NameUser with permissions to query directory data.
PasswordPassword for the specified user.
  1. Select containers for importing users and groups.

  1. Map user attributes in User Synchronization.
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The LDAP user must have Read, List Content, and Search permissions.

OptionDescription
Filter out disabled usersExcludes disabled users from synchronization.
Disable users if disabled in ADAutomatically disables users disabled in Active Directory.
Disable users if deleted in ADAutomatically disables deleted users.
  1. Configure Group Synchronization to map AD groups to AI Command Center groups.

  1. Define synchronization schedules.


Data Retention & Archival

Use this tab to configure data retention and archival policies.

Why use Data Retention & Archival?

  • Meet compliance and legal requirements
  • Optimize storage usage
  • Maintain system performance

Configuring Policies

  • Configure archive database connections
  • Define policies for Process Instances, RPA Jobs, Server Logs, and Audit Logs
  • Choose actions: Archive or Delete
  • Define schedules and execution modes

For full details, see Data Retention & Archival Policies.


Misc

SettingDescription
Authentication TokenToken expiry duration (default: 30 minutes).
Activation LinkActivation link expiry (default: 48 hours).
Reset Password LinkReset password link expiry (default: 48 hours).
Delete Items in Recycle Bin AfterRecycle Bin retention period (default: 30 days).

AI Command Center Server Logs

SettingDescription
Log LevelServer logging severity level.
Retain logsLog retention period (default: 30 days).