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# Advanced System Settings

Configure system behavior to align with organizational requirements.

Advanced system settings allow organizations to go beyond standard functionality and tailor the platform to meet unique workflow needs. They give system administrators greater control over how the platform behaves, including areas such as security, performance, integrations, and user experience.

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Because these settings can significantly impact system operation, they should be managed with caution and typically only by experienced administrators.
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## How to Manage Advanced Settings

In **Phase 1**, advanced system settings cannot be managed directly within the platform. All configuration changes must be completed through EPC. 

For instructions on configuring advanced system settings in EPC, refer to:

* [Advanced System Settings](https://www.manula.com/manuals/interfacing-technologies/epc10-webapp/15.4/en/topic/10-10-advanced)

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