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Omnilinker switches some modules and options on or off for each organization. These switches are called features. Together they make up your plan: a module that is off disappears from the menu for everyone in your organization, and Omnilinker refuses its actions, whatever their roles allow. Features are set by Omnilinker. You cannot see or change them in the app, and no permission gives access to them. To have a feature switched on or off, or a limit changed, contact Omnilinker.

How to tell what you have

  • The menu. A module that is off has no area in the menu. If nobody in your organization sees an area that these docs describe, its module is probably off. See Finding your way around.
  • The page itself. Some pages say so when you open them directly: “Stations are switched off for your company.”, “Printing is not turned on for your company.”, “The Shipping module is disabled for this tenant.” or “The Marketplaces module is disabled for this tenant.”
  • Home. The What’s new panel on Home shows release notes for the modules your organization has switched on.
If a colleague sees something you don’t, the difference is permissions, not features; see Users and roles.

Modules

Home, Catalog, Pricing Intelligence, Notifications, Administration and API keys are not switched per organization: only permissions decide who sees them.

Options and limits

Some features change how a module behaves rather than switching it on.

When a feature changes

  • Switched on. The module’s menu area appears for the people whose roles include its permissions. Switching a module on does not change any role, so check your roles in the role editor and give the module’s permissions to the people who need them; see Users and roles.
  • Switched off. The module’s menu area disappears and its pages and actions are refused. Its data stays, and comes back when the module is switched on again. Background work stops too: for example, with Stock Alerts & Notifications off, no new stock alerts are raised.
  • Read prices from the ERP switched on or off. Switched on, the agent starts reading the ERP’s prices at its next heartbeat (within a minute or so), for every connection that has a price level mapped. Switched off, it stops reading at its next heartbeat and the comparison on the connection’s Price levels tab disappears. You cannot switch it on yourself: ask Omnilinker. It is turned on after the load on your ERP database has been checked.
  • Send prices to the ERP automatically switched on or off. Switched on, nothing is sent yet: a person switches automatic sending on per price level on the connection’s Price levels tab. Switched off, nothing new is sent, prices already on their way are still delivered, and open handovers from Omnilinker’s prices are cancelled. Switched on again, only the prices that changed meanwhile are sent. You cannot switch it on yourself: ask Omnilinker.
  • Read product images from the ERP switched on or off. Switched on, nothing is read yet on a connection whose Images field is Off; turn it on there, and the agent starts at its next heartbeat. Switched off, the agent stops reading and uploading images at its next heartbeat, and the images already on products stay. You cannot switch it on yourself: ask Omnilinker. It is turned on after the load on your ERP database and your internet line has been checked.
  • Limit lowered. A lower Maximum Number of Warehouses does not delete warehouses; you cannot add more until you are under the limit.
People see the change the next time Omnilinker loads in their browser; ask them to reload the page.

Ask for a change

Contact Omnilinker and say which feature you want switched on or off, or which limit changed. Name the features as they appear on this page.

Next steps

Finding your way around

What each menu area is for.

Users and roles

Give people the permissions for the modules you have.

Permissions reference

Every permission and what it allows.

Changelog

What changed in each module.