This article introduces the relevant features of system management in a private deployment environment.

System management allows system administrators of DataWind to access the system management module, view system information, manage users, manage office platform integration, configure security settings, and configure data operations and maintenance.
Depending on the product version deployed by your company, such as the SaaS version or the private deployment version, the entry point and interface for system management may differ slightly. However, the overall capabilities are generally consistent and include the above modules.
This article introduces the system management features of the private deployment version. For the SaaS version, refer to this document: Overview of System Management – SaaS Version.
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Only system administrator accounts are allowed to access the "System Management" page. Regular sub-users do not have permission to access it.

Click the "System Management" settings icon in the navigation bar to enter the system management page.

System information #

Through system information, users can view the current product version, operating status, total capacity, remaining capacity, maximum number of users, expiration countdown, and expiration date.
System administrators can use this information to plan data storage solutions and future version updates, capacity expansion, or renewal plans, enabling better management and use of the product.

User management #

System administrators can view all user information in the current system here, including username, name, associated project, and status, and can add, disable, or delete users. For details, see User Management.

Application/approval settings #

System administrators can configure application and approval methods here. For details, see Application and Approval settings.

System switches #

System administrators can customize the product feature interface here according to enterprise business requirements. For details, see System Switches.

System settings #

System administrators can perform security settings (watermark settings, system control), copy and download permission settings, network zone access control, third-party service authorization, message push channel settings, and other operations here. For details, see System Settings.

Operations management #

Includes three modules: task dashboard, task maintenance, and resource governance. For details, see Operation and Maintenance Management.

• Task dashboard: System administrators can view today's task overview and historical task insights here, including dataset tasks and visual modeling tasks.

• Task maintenance: System administrators can rerun or stop tasks here, and view logs and execution views.

• Resource governance: System administrators can manage idle datasets and Excel/CSV files here, including pausing synchronization, batch deletion, and other operations.

Data operations configuration #

Includes task management, data connections, queue configuration, storage management, and synchronization configuration. For details, see Data Operation and Maintenance Configuration.

• Task management: System administrators can flexibly configure task scheduling dependencies here.

• Data connections: System administrators can configure differentiated data connection types here.

• Queue configuration: System administrators can manage queues here.

• Storage management: System administrators can view resource overviews, formulate storage strategies, and view resource details for each project here.

• Synchronization configuration: System administrators can set the upper limit for project data lifecycle and the maximum project rollback time range here, constraining user behavior in advance to reduce resource waste caused by human error.

Enterprise domain information #

You can view basic information about the enterprise domain, such as version, status, maximum number of users, expiration time, and countdown.
You can add specific users as enterprise domain administrators to manage users and resources across projects.

Project management #

Users can view information about projects created by the system (creation time, administrator, number of users) and add or edit projects.
This page allows you to add a project administrator for a specific project.

Resource permissions #

For details, see Resource Authorization.
Users who have purchased multiple products can search for resources under a specific sub-product.

Delete user #

On the user account matching page, click the operation button on the far right of the corresponding user to delete the user.

Security settings #

1. You can configure a watermark for the PC client.
2. You can configure global copy and download permissions for the system.