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Omnilinker’s main menu runs down the left side of the screen. The top bar holds the search, the station picker, the notification bell and your user menu. What you see in the menu depends on two things: the modules enabled for your organization, and your permissions.

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The main menu

The menu shows these areas, roughly in this order. Each area lists only the pages you have permission to open. Repricer has its own pages under Pricing Intelligence: Repricer dashboard, Rules and Strategy template gallery, Dry-run, Recommendation queue, Audit and Constraint matrix. See How the repricer works. Notifications > How I get notified opens your own notification settings, which live in Administration > Settings under Your preferences. The settings for your whole organization are in the same place, under Notifications: Channels, Escalation, Message templates, Defaults for new users and Limits and retention. Each needs its own permission.

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The top bar

  • Search or jump to…: click it, or press Ctrl+K (⌘K on a Mac) on any page, to find records, pages and actions and to act on the record you are looking at. Outside a text field, G and then a letter opens a module’s list (G O for Orders). See Search and keyboard shortcuts.
  • Choose station: the station this computer prints at. Click it and pick a station under Where are you printing?, then confirm with Print at followed by the station’s name. Once you choose, the button shows the station’s name and a dot for its health. The choice applies to this computer only, and the print buttons send labels to that station. With No station, a print button opens its menu instead, where you pick a printer or download the label. The button is shown only when stations are enabled for your organization and you have the Choose a station to print at permission. See Choose your station.
  • Notification bell: your latest notifications. See Inbox.
  • User menu: click your name to open it. My account is where you change your profile and password. You also log out from this menu.

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Why a module is missing

If an area described in these docs is not in your menu, there are two possible reasons.

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The module is not enabled for your organization

Some modules are switched on or off per organization by Omnilinker. When a module is off, its whole area disappears from the menu and Omnilinker refuses the module’s operations. Home, Catalog, Pricing Intelligence, Notifications, Administration and API keys are not switched per organization; only permissions decide whether you see them. ERP Integration and fiscal receipts are off until Omnilinker enables them for your organization. To have a module enabled or disabled, contact Omnilinker. See Modules and feature availability.

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You do not have permission

Each page in the menu needs a permission. When you have none of the permissions for an area, the area is hidden; when you have some, only those pages show. Your organization’s admin grants permissions through roles in Administration > Identity management > Roles. See Users and roles and the Permissions reference.
If a colleague sees a page you do not, compare your roles first. If nobody in your organization sees it, the module is probably not enabled.