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Settings overview

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The Settings area is where you tailor Quantivly to the way you work and, if you are an administrator, configure options that apply across your organization. Open it from Settings in the left-hand navigation.

Personal and Global settings

Settings are organized into two scopes, shown as a toggle at the top of the page:

  • Personal: customizations that only apply to your own account. Other users are not affected.

  • Global: configurations that apply to every user in your organization. Only administrators can change these; everyone else sees them as read-only (marked View only).

Use the dropdown to switch between the two. You will only see a scope if it contains at least one setting you are allowed to view.

What you can configure

Setting

Scope

What it does

General settings

Personal

Set your default landing page (the screen shown when you open Quantivly, such as Home or the Calendar) and your default color strategy for the Calendar.

Custom hover

Personal

Choose which fields appear when you hover over an exam on the Calendar. See Custom hover.

Buffer time

Global

Define the buffer time added around exam durations. See Exam Buffer.

Color configuration

Global

Define how exams are color-coded on the Calendar. See Calendar color coding.

Who can change each setting

  • Personal settings (General settings, Custom hover): every user manages their own, and changes never affect anyone else.

  • Global settings (Buffer time, Color configuration): everyone can view the current configuration, but only administrators can change it. Non-administrators see a read-only view.

Managing annotations

Operating hours, exceptions, reserved blocks, event groups, and annotation labels are managed on the dedicated Annotations page, reached from Explore > Annotations (older Settings > Annotations links redirect there automatically). See Annotation labels and Calendar annotations: operating hours & events.