# Settings

Administrators can customize application behavior by configuring global settings in the Settings page.

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**Permissions**: Only Administrators (ie. members of a team that grants the Administrator permission) have access to the Settings page.
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### Saving Settings

* Settings will become effective once user logs off and back into the application.

## Settings Sections

### Additional Products

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.

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### AI

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 factsheets](https://github.com/biologit-engineering/factsheets/raw/main/mlm-ai/PROD5/biologit_factsheet_1.0.5.1.pdf)

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.&#x20;

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### Article Locking

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:

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### E2B Settings

MLM-AI users can produce XML exports in [E2B R2 and R3 formats](https://www.ich.org/page/e2br2-icsr-specification-and-related-files) for screening results marked as ICSR.&#x20;

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See the [**E2B Configuration Guide**](/configuration/e2b-configuration-guide.md) for further details on setting up this functionality.
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### Security

The system can be configured with timeout (in minutes) that forces users to log back in due to inactivity:

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To protect against password break-in attempts administrators can also configure maximum login fail attempts and account lock period (in minutes)

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### Advanced Screening Settings

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<table><thead><tr><th width="288">Setting</th><th>Description</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Use Screening Checkboxes</strong></td><td><p>When set to <strong>No</strong> will cause the checkboxes for signal, serious event and aggregate reporting to be disabled</p><p>(this is the recommended setting) </p></td></tr><tr><td><strong>Work Assignment Mode</strong></td><td>Enables the <a href="#work-assignment"><strong>Work assignment</strong></a> feature to all Monitors.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Allow Day Zero Resetting</strong></td><td>When uploading additional information as attachment, allow users to optionally reset article "day zero" to reflect the data new information became available.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Assessment labels</strong></td><td>Not in use, please contact support</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Review splitting</strong></td><td>Split each review created in the system <code>300</code> hits at a time (recommended)</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Self Assign Citations</strong></td><td>Allow users self-assign articles from the Related Articles tab. (<a href="/pages/djYljwCKpBefD8WcgjVB#self-assignment">more on self-assignment</a>)</td></tr></tbody></table>

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[Contact support](/more-help/support-and-platform-details.md#customer-support) to further discuss how to best apply advanced screening settings to your requirements
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## The Workflow Tab

Within the Settings page, the **Workflow** tab shows the system's default screening workflow.&#x20;

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.

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To configure workflows, see [**Custom Workflows**](/configuration/custom-workflows.md) for more details
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