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# Advanced System Settings - To Display When Available

Advanced system settings are configuration options that allow organizations to go beyond standard features and customize the system for their unique workflows. 

These settings 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 they can directly influence how the system operates, advanced settings are powerful tools that should be managed carefully and typically only by experienced administrators.
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### How to Access & Edit the System Settings

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#### **Access Your Profile**

Click your **User Avatar** (top-right corner) → select your **Username**. This will open your profile.
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#### Go to the System Admin Workspace

From the left-hand menu, click **System Admin**.
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#### **Open the Advanced settings**

Click the **Advanced** tab.
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#### Find the Setting 

To locate a specific setting quickly, use your browser’s **Find** function (CTRL + F).
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#### Edit the Setting

<mark style="color:red;">Click the</mark> <mark style="color:red;"></mark><mark style="color:red;">**pen (✏️) icon**</mark> <mark style="color:red;"></mark><mark style="color:red;">next to the setting you want to modify.</mark>
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### System Settings Reference

Below you’ll find a full list of advanced system settings. Each entry includes a description and guidance to help administrators understand its impact before making changes.

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<summary>AI_COMPLETION_API</summary>

Organizations using their own private ChatGPT accounts can configure the AI Completion API endpoint here. This setting controls AI-powered object generation and improvement.

* **Default**: `https://api.openai.com/v1/chat/completions`

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<summary>AI_EMBEDDING_API</summary>

Organizations using their own private ChatGPT accounts can configure the AI Embedding API endpoint here. This setting controls the AI Chat Assistant.

* **Default**: `https://api.openai.com/v1/embeddings`

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