Settings
The Settings page allows Administrators to configure tenant-level preferences that affect all users within the tenant. These settings control display formats, localization, and feature availability.
Required role: Administrator or SuperUser
Accessing Settings
Section titled “Accessing Settings”- Navigate to Administration in the main navigation.
- Click Settings (or navigate to
/_admin/settings).
Date and Time Format
Section titled “Date and Time Format”RAMP allows you to customize how dates and times are displayed throughout the application.
Date Format
Section titled “Date Format”Choose the date format that matches your organization’s conventions:
| Format | Example |
|---|---|
DD/MM/YYYY | 09/03/2026 |
MM/DD/YYYY | 03/09/2026 |
YYYY-MM-DD | 2026-03-09 |
Time Format
Section titled “Time Format”Select between 12-hour and 24-hour time display:
| Format | Example |
|---|---|
| 24-hour | 14:30 |
| 12-hour | 2:30 PM |
Time Zone
Section titled “Time Zone”Set the default time zone for the tenant. All timestamps displayed in the RAMP interface (instance start times, step completion times, audit log entries) are shown in this time zone unless a user has set a personal preference.
Language Settings
Section titled “Language Settings”Default Language
Section titled “Default Language”Set the default display language for the tenant. Users without a personal language preference (and users opening the application for the first time) are served the interface in this language.
Resolution order on every request:
- User personal preference (set via the user menu → Settings).
- Tenant default language — this setting.
- English as the final fallback.
RAMP supports multiple languages, and additional translations can be managed through the Translations page.
Font Settings
Section titled “Font Settings”Two tenant-wide controls determine how text is rendered throughout the RAMP interface. Both controls show a live example chip next to each option in the dropdown.
Base Font Size
Section titled “Base Font Size”| Option | Pixel size | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 12 px | Denser layout, more rows fit on screen. |
| Medium | 14 px | Default. Calibration point for the scaling factor below. |
| Large | 16 px | Easier-to-read body text on high-resolution displays. |
| Extra Large | 18 px | Accessibility-oriented. |
Internally RAMP computes a scale factor relative to Medium (baseFontSize / 14) and applies it to every component-level font size and the <html> root font-size. Component padding and row heights are intentionally not scaled — this keeps the compact tabular density usable at Extra Large while still enlarging readable text.
Base Font Family
Section titled “Base Font Family”Choose a system-available font family that all users will see by default:
- System Default (Inter, falls back to OS UI font)
- Arial
- Georgia
- Times New Roman
- Courier New
- Verdana
Personal preferences (user level)
Section titled “Personal preferences (user level)”Several settings are tenant defaults that any user can override for their own session. Users open the override dialog from the user menu → Settings in the top-right corner.
| Setting | Tenant default lives in | User override |
|---|---|---|
| Date format | Administration → Settings (this page) | User menu → Settings |
| Time format | Administration → Settings (this page) | User menu → Settings |
| Time zone | Administration → Settings (this page) | User menu → Settings |
| Language | Administration → Settings (this page) | User menu → Settings |
| Font size | Administration → Settings (this page) | User menu → Settings |
| Font family | Administration → Settings (this page) | User menu → Settings |
| Login session storage | (no tenant default) | User menu → Settings |
For every override the user picks “System Default” to fall back to the tenant value — a personal override is only applied when the user has explicitly chosen a non-default option.
Feature Toggles
Section titled “Feature Toggles”Feature toggles enable or disable specific RAMP capabilities for the tenant. These settings allow administrators to simplify the interface by hiding features that are not relevant to their organization.
SMTP Configuration
Section titled “SMTP Configuration”The Settings page includes access to email configuration for the tenant. Configure the SMTP server to enable email notifications, password resets, and system alerts.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| SMTP Host | Mail server hostname |
| SMTP Port | Port number (25, 587, or 465) |
| Use SSL | Enable SSL/TLS encryption |
| Username / Password | Authentication credentials |
| From Address | Sender email address |
| From Name | Sender display name |
Authentication Configuration
Section titled “Authentication Configuration”Administrators can view and manage authentication provider settings for the tenant. This includes OIDC, LDAP, and RAMP Internal authentication configurations. For detailed authentication setup, see the Configuration section.
MFA Policies
Section titled “MFA Policies”Administrators can configure multi-factor authentication policies that apply to all RAMP Internal users within the tenant:
- Enable or require MFA for all users
- Configure TOTP (Time-based One-Time Password) settings
- Manage backup code policies
Saving Changes
Section titled “Saving Changes”- Modify the desired settings.
- Click Save to apply changes.
- Changes take effect immediately for all users in the tenant.