# Settings

1. Navigation:
   * The settings page features a navigation drawer on the left side, allowing you to switch between different setting categories.
   * Clicking on a category will load the corresponding settings view on the right side of the page.
2. General Settings:
   * Language Selection:
     * You can choose your preferred language from a dropdown menu.
     * When you select a new language, the application's interface will update to display text in the chosen language.
   * Company Information:
     * You can input or update your company's details, including:
       * Company Name
       * Email Address
       * Address
       * Zip Code
       * City
       * Country
       * VAT ID
     * These fields help personalize your experience and may be used in various parts of the application.
   * Save Button:
     * After making changes to your general settings, click the "Save" button.
     * This action will attempt to update your settings in the backend database.
3. Tenant Settings:
   * If you have access to tenant settings, you'll see a form with various configuration options.
   * The form allows you to update tenant-specific details and integration settings.
   * After making changes, click the "Submit" or "Save" button.
   * This action will attempt to update the tenant configuration in the backend.
   * You'll receive a success message if the update is successful, or an error message if there's an issue.
4. User Settings:
   * Email Update:
     * You can view and update your email address.
     * After entering a new email, click the "Save" button.
     * This action will attempt to update your email in the user database.
5. Business Units:
   * If you have access to business unit settings, you'll be able to view and manage business unit configurations.
   * The exact interactions will depend on your permissions and the specific implementation.


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