Settings Overview

Everything you configure lives under settings

Applies to LBM 2.x Updated 1 November 2026

Everything you configure lives under Settings in the admin menu. It opens a page of cards; each card is one screen. A card is only shown if your role has the permission for it (see Staff, roles and security).

The cards #

CardWhat it is for
GeneralYour business name, address and email, as invoices and emails use them.
LocalisationTime zone, language, and how dates and numbers are written.
CurrenciesThe currencies you offer, and their rates against the default.
StatusesThe colour of every status pill: paid, overdue, open, suspended.
BillingNumbering, payment terms, the late fee and reminders.
OrdersHow orders are numbered.
TaxTax rules by country and region, and whether prices include tax.
Payment gatewaysHow customers pay: the gateways on offer, and charging saved cards.
Fraud checkFraud check modules, and which one screens every order and payment.
Domains, Domain pricing, RegistrarsSelling domains: the settings, the TLDs and prices, and the registrar accounts.
MailThe mail server every outgoing email is sent through.
Email templatesThe wording of every email the system sends.
NotificationsWhich SMS gateway sends notifications, and the wording of each event.
Configurable optionsOptions a customer chooses when ordering a plan, and their prices.
Promo codesDiscount codes, their limits and the dates they run.
Programme (affiliates)Commission, how long it is held, the cookie and the minimum payout.
API and WebhooksLet other systems use LBM, and tell them when things happen.
SecuritySign-in lifetime, password strength and whether clients may register.
RolesWhat each staff role may see and change.
PluginsSwitch add-ons on or off, and configure them.
UtilitiesUpdates, system checks, cache, automation, licence, import and your to-do list.

Servers and navigation have their own entries in the admin menu: see Servers and provisioning modules and Appearance, templates and menus.

Utilities #

Settings > Utilities is a page of its own:

Note

Some screens only appear when the module behind them is installed. A card that is not in this list on your install usually means that module is not part of your release.

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