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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.arcuserp.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Entity Settings

Business, products, channels, tax, shipping, purchasing, payment, document, email, and system preferences.

Organization

Organization-level overview, entities, user access, invitations, and audit history.

Organization Users

Invite users, assign entity access, restrict locations, resend invites, remove access, and reset MFA.

Roles and Permissions

Review locked system roles, duplicate a role, and create custom access profiles for your team.

Profile and Security

Update your profile, avatar, phone number, PIN, MFA factors, security keys, and recovery options.
Access depends on your role Some settings are visible only to users with settings, user, role, audit, or accounting access. If a setting is missing from your sidebar, ask an owner or admin to check your role, entity membership, and custom permission overrides.

How Entity Settings Are Organized

Entity Settings is the largest settings area. It currently contains 33 sections grouped into 9 areas. Use the left navigation in Entity Settings to jump between groups.

Business Profile settings with entity identity, address, contact, tax, and save controls
GroupSectionsWhy it matters
CompanyBusiness Profile, Branding, LocationsControls business identity, logos, ship-from addresses, receiving locations, and the entity users land in first.
Products and PricingPricing Levels, Categories, Units of Measure, Adjustments and CouponsControls how products default, how quantities are measured, and how discounts or price levels are applied.
Sales ChannelsSales Channels, Customer PortalControls imported order sources, customer self-service, portal payments, returns, tracking, and cancellation options.
TaxTax Configuration, AvaTaxControls tax connector status, address validation, and how sales tax is calculated on customer documents.
Shipping and FulfillmentShipping, Shipping Rules, Packing Configuration, ScannersControls carrier defaults, label behavior, package suggestions, freight rules, scan workflows, and warehouse handling.
PurchasingPurchasing, Payment TermsControls vendor lead-time defaults, vendor-credit handling, and terms used by purchasing and accounting workflows.
Payments and ChecksPayments, Processing Fee, Check Configuration, Deposit LayoutControls payment timing, ACH holds, auto-pack rules, card fees, check printing, and deposit slip layout.
Documents and EmailDocuments, Document Numbering, Email Configuration, Email Templates, Sales and QuotesControls order numbers, quote terms, invoice terms, email sending, customer-facing templates, and document footers.
SystemFixed Asset Categories, Lease Configuration, Categorization Rules, Printing, Modules, Approval Workflows, TagsControls advanced accounting setup, feature visibility, workflow approval gates, printer behavior, and record tagging.

Before You Change Settings

Settings changes often affect more than the screen you are on. A good admin rhythm is to change one area at a time, run the workflow that depends on it, and confirm the result before changing the next setting.

Approval Workflows settings showing order, purchasing, invoice, finance, fulfillment, and return automation sections
  • Use sandbox first when a change affects money, shipping, tax, documents, or integrations.
  • Record what changed, who changed it, and what workflow should be tested afterward.
  • Test the first order, label, email, payment, or bill after the change before rolling it out.
  • Avoid changing numbering, accounting, tax, or payment settings during a busy operating window.
Be careful with live defaults Production settings affect real orders, payments, labels, emails, inventory, and accounting. Do not change connector modes, payment gates, shipping automation, tax setup, or document numbering unless the team knows what will happen next.

Settings That Commonly Surprise Teams

  • Locations affect order defaults, receiving, ship-from addresses, inventory visibility, and label buying.
  • Payment settings can decide whether orders wait for payment, auto-pack after payment, or hold ACH payments until cleared.
  • Shipping settings and shipping rules work together. Connector setup, account addresses, package data, and rule priority all affect the final label workflow.
  • Document numbering changes the next number Arcus assigns. Increase counters carefully and do not reuse numbers already issued.
  • Email configuration controls customer-facing messages like confirmations, invoices, receipts, statements, and reminders.
  • Approval workflows can pause a record until a user with the right approval access acts on it.
Shipping settings overview with Shippo connection, default service behavior, label options, and fulfillment controls
Use docs as a checklist For each setting page, Arcus docs should tell you what the setting changes, which workflow to test, and which related guide to read next. The settings docs are being expanded in waves so every section gets that treatment.

User Management

Invite users, manage entity access, roles, permissions, location restrictions, PINs, and MFA reset workflows.

Profile and Security

Manage profile details, PIN lock, MFA, security keys, and recovery options.

Entity Configuration

Manage business information, numbering, taxes, and defaults.

Integrations

Connect Stripe, marketplaces, shipping, email, and other services.