Configure General Settings, company details, languages, and Quick Feedback

One long form, one section per app that ships options — the list grows with every app you install, so your left rail will not match your neighbour's. Two behaviours matter more than any individual toggle. First, nothing happens until Save; Discard throws your changes away. Second, some toggles carry an app icon: enabling one installs a module when you save, and unchecking it later opens the uninstall confirmation with its list of data to delete — treat those toggles with the respect of an install button.

The blocks an administrator actually returns to:

Settings › Users & Companies › Companies holds the identity every document prints. The form has a General Information tab and a Branches tab:

Every change is tracked in the chatter at the bottom — useful when "who renamed the company?" comes up. Companies cannot be duplicated ("Duplicating a company is not allowed. Please create a new company instead.") and in practice are archived rather than deleted. A company that is still some user's default company refuses archiving and names the count of users involved. Multi-company work — the company switcher in the top bar, per-user allowed companies — only appears once a user is allowed more than one company; a standard WindoorERP database runs with a single company and never shows it.

WindoorERP ships bilingual: English (US) and Arabic, with the interface direction switching automatically to right-to-left for Arabic users. Each user picks their language in their own preferences; the Add Languages dialog is how an administrator activates more.

Adding a language activates it and loads every installed module's translations for it; picking a single language then offers to switch you to it immediately. "Removing" a language means archiving it, and the guards are strict: a language still used by users ("Cannot deactivate a language that is currently used by users."), by contacts, by a website, or the language the system was set up in all refuse, and at least one language must stay active. A language's Locale Code can never be changed after creation.

The Settings › Translations menu — languages list, Import Translation, Export Translation — only appears in developer mode. The import wizard accepts .po and .csv files and its Overwrite Existing Terms option defaults to on — and the checkbox itself only appears in developer mode, so the default applies even when you cannot see it; on a WindoorERP database the Arabic terms are curated, so importing a translation file with overwrite enabled replaces them wholesale. Export a backup first, and untick overwrite unless replacement is exactly what you intend.

The bullhorn icon in the top bar — "Send feedback to the WindoorERP team" — is available to every internal user on every screen:

Pick Problem, Suggestion, Question or Praise, write the message, optionally rate your happiness, and attach evidence — Capture screenshot grabs the current page, Add files, Photo and Record voice message take the rest. The Include technical details checkbox adds the page address, browser and screen size, which is exactly what a support engineer needs first. Submissions get a reference like FB00042 and are relayed to the WindoorERP team automatically — a connectivity hiccup never loses one; delivery is retried in the background and administrators can follow the Relay State (Pending, Sent, Failed, with a Retry Relay button) under Settings › Quick Feedback — a menu only administrators see.