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Find the job you are doing below, then open the settings page it names. Setting up a new account? Work the launch path instead, which puts these in the order that avoids rework. The headings below are jobs rather than a mirror of the admin’s navigation. The admin has around twenty settings sections, a task usually crosses several, and one section often serves several unrelated jobs.

Organisation

Set your legal entity, your locations and your plan.

Account details

Legal name, business ID and address, as they appear at checkout and on receipts.

General

Currency, date and time formats, account timezone and logo.

Locations

Every tab on a location, including opening hours, fulfilment and archiving.

Subscription

Your plan, what it includes, and what is billed on top.

Locations concept

What a location is in the TWICE model, and what depends on one.

People and access

Decide who gets in, and what they see once they are in.

Users and roles

Inviting people, the built-in roles, and building a custom one.

Security

Sign-in methods and the account-wide controls behind them.

UI visibility

What hiding covers, and why it is never a substitute for a permission.

Profile

Your own name, email and interface language, separate from the account.

Selling setup

Make everything true that has to be true before you can take money.

Payments

Connecting card payments, and the manual methods your counter takes.

Taxes

Your rates, and whether the prices you enter include tax.

Checkouts

Building a checkout, styling it, and attaching it to a channel.

Orders

Order numbering and the fulfilment methods an order can use.

Connect payments

The launch step that sequences payments, checkout and terms.

Content and templates

Write the words and build the files customers receive.

Terms and policies

The policies a customer accepts, and where each one surfaces.

Documents

Document templates, and generating one against a real order.

Emails

System and custom emails, and which events fire them.

Translations and languages

The languages your storefront offers, and overriding system wording.

Listing templates

Reusable listing shapes, so a new listing starts part-built.

File manager

Every image and file the account holds, and where each is used.

Data and connections

Shape your own data, and connect the things that read it.

Attributes and tags

The fields you add to your own catalog and inventory.

Attributes and attribute groups

How attributes are grouped, and what a group controls.

Formulas

Deriving an attribute’s value from other attributes.

Archived assets

What archiving removes from view, and how to bring it back.

Integrations and API

API keys, webhooks, and the integrations available today.

Domains

Pointing your own domain at the storefront.

Activity logs

Tracing who changed what, and what the log does not record.