Applying Global Settings for all Users

CUSTADMIN access only

Global settings enable settings to be applied for all users irrespective of what database or company is being used and include the following:

Settings for Reporting Services

Links from the desktop and automatic locking

Settings for document refactoring

Some settings are not applied until the next time you log into the software. We therefore recommend logging out and back in again after any settings are changed.

  1. Select Home, then select Settings from the menu.
  2. The Settings window is displayed. Select Global settings for all users from the left-hand panel, then select EDIT to enable all editable fields.

Settings for Reporting Services

Reporting Services settings are applied to enable reporting in IRIS Financials. These are set up as part of your system implementation and should only need changing if any changes are made to your SQL or reporting server.

Settings for the Shell

The Shell tab is used to enable:

  • additional tabs to be added to the Home page, such as a link to your establishment/organisation's website.

  • the link to help to be amended from the default help.

  • the time before the software automatically locks to be amended.

  1. On the Settings window, select the Shell tab.
  2. Select Global settings for all users from the left-hand panel (if not already selected), then choose from the following options:

Global Default Settings

As its name suggest, the Global defaults tab is used to apply default settings for all users of the application. Currently, this includes the facility to set the document refactoring mode. This determines how transactions are displayed within documents when they are cancelled or edited. No refactoring allowed is set by default when the software is installed.

You can no longer delete a document from IRIS Financials.

Select the Global Settings tab, then select one of the following options from the Document refactoring mode drop-down list:

  • No refactoring applied - overwrites a changed transaction within a document but does not record a history of the changes made.

  • Transaction deletions refactored as reversals - records details of the cancelled transactions within the original document.

  • Transaction deletions & changes refactored as reversals - records details of edited transactions within the original document, with a record of the history of the changes made.

Select SAVE, to apply the changes.