The Admin area
What the Admin area is for
Section titled “What the Admin area is for”The Admin area is where a platform administrator configures RezolveApp: the tables and fields records are built from, the forms and lists end users see, roles and access rules, branding and portals, notifications, sample data, and AI settings. It is separate from the day-to-day work surfaces (Employee Center, agent launchpads) — nothing here is meant for end users.
Reaching the Admin area
Section titled “Reaching the Admin area”- Open the app navigation rail (the icon strip on the side of the screen).
- Select Admin Home.
Admin Home opens a launchpad: a row of key counts (tables, users, roles, groups, ACL rules) that link straight to the matching editor, followed by every administration module grouped by concern. The same grouped list appears as the secondary left-hand navigation while you’re anywhere under Admin, so you can jump between tools without going back to the home screen.
Section map
Section titled “Section map”Admin Home groups its modules as follows:
| Group | What lives there |
|---|---|
| System Definition | Tables & Fields, Choice Lists, States & Workflow |
| Users & Security | Security Center (hardening, events, login audit, attachment security, alerts, thresholds), Roles/Groups/ACLs studio, Access Control (ACL) Rules |
| Data | Data / Lookup Tables, Sample Data |
| UI & Forms | Form Layout, List Layout, Dashboard Builder, Catalog & Request Forms |
| Portals | Portals (Employee Center, Employee Portal, Customer Service Portal), Branding & Theme, Request Icons, Catalog Item Icons, Guided Tours, Virtual Assistant |
| Notifications | Notifications (Email & SMS) |
| AI & Automation | Flow Designer, AI Assist Governance, Process Policy, and the AI Control Center (reached from its own area of the app) |
What each KPI drills into
Section titled “What each KPI drills into”The counters at the top of Admin Home are live, not decorative — each one opens the tool that owns that count:
- Tables opens Tables & Fields.
- Users opens the Users data list.
- Roles opens the Roles tab of the Security studio.
- Groups opens the Groups tab of the Security studio.
- ACL rules opens the Access Control (ACL) Rules editor.
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”- Tables & Fields, choices and states — the data model underneath every record.
- Forms, lists and UI actions — how records are laid out and which buttons appear.
- Security and roles — who can do what.
- Branding and portals — how the product looks and is organized for end users.
- Notifications — email, SMS and WhatsApp configuration.
- Sample data — seeding realistic content for exploration and testing.
- AI administration — the AI Control Center and the external gateway option.
- Localization — English/Hebrew and right-to-left support.