Settings
Global settings affecting application behavior can be configured here.
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Global settings affecting application behavior can be configured here.
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Administrators can customize application behavior by configuring global settings in the Settings page.
Settings will become effective once user logs off and back into the application.
This section configures what additional products are configured on your environment. Note some settings are read-only and enabled by the Biologit support team.
Local Literature: This setting indicates whether Biologit Local Literature product is enabled
Translation Engine: Selecting a translation engine will enable citation and full text machine translation capabilities to all results.
The Latest setting is recommended: this will always use the most recently available model version.
Changing model versions only affects results produced since the change - historical results are unaffected.
When Article Locking is enabled, only one user is allowed on any given article at a time. This ensures that no two team users will update the same article without each other's knowledge.
There are two settings that determine locking behavior:
Article Page Lock: (Yes/No) This enables/disables the locking feature for all users.
Article Page Lock Timeout: The number of seconds a user is allowed to stay in an article page before the lock expires. The user will see a prompt to continue on the page.
The below example configures the locking feature with a timeout of 10 minutes:
The system can be configured with timeout (in minutes) that forces users to log back in due to inactivity:
To protect against password break-in attempts administrators can also configure maximum login fail attempts and account lock period (in minutes)
Use Screening Checkboxes
When set to No will cause the checkboxes for signal, serious event and aggregate reporting to be disabled
(this is the recommended setting)
Work Assignment Mode
Allow Day Zero Resetting
When uploading additional information as attachment, allow users to optionally reset article "day zero" to reflect the data new information became available.
Assessment labels
Not in use, please contact support
Review splitting
Split each review created in the system 300 hits at a time (recommended)
Self Assign Citations
Within the Settings page, the Workflow tab shows the system's default screening workflow.
The default workflow is applied to all reviews where a custom workflow has not been defined in the monitor configuration. It can be configured from this tab, and is pre-populated with a standard ICSR (Individual Case Safety Report) screening workflow.
The MLM-AI Model Release setting determines the version of AI Models used for new reviews. For more information on models used see
MLM-AI users can produce XML exports in for screening results marked as ICSR.
See the for further details on setting up this functionality.
Enables the feature to all Monitors.
Allow users self-assign articles from the Related Articles tab. ()
To configure workflows, see for more details
