Finding your settings (Configuration Center)
The Configuration Center is the one place to find, search and check every setting in TSync. Instead of hunting through menus, you start here.
Open it
Go to Setup → Configuration Center (/admin/tsync_config_center).
What you see
- Cards grouped by area — Company, Finance & Currency, Email, Documents & Numbering, Customers, Analytics Engine, Theme & Branding, Modules and more.
- A search box — type "invoice", "smtp", "currency"… to jump straight to the right setting.
- Each card shows a quick status and a button that opens that setting for editing.
Administration lives here too
The Configuration Center is also the home for the admin tools, grouped under Governance & audit and UI / Branding:
- Modules — install, enable and check your modules.
- Permissions, Audit log, Action buttons.
- Theme & branding (the visual theme) and Design governance.
- Scheduler — background jobs and their status.
These used to be separate items in the Setup menu; now they all start from the Configuration Center.
Set up a country: Portability → Apply GL codes
Under Portability you can initialise a company for a country in one click. Each supported jurisdiction (Moldova, Romania) has two buttons:
- Apply blueprint — sets the base currency, country, exchange-rate source and regional defaults.
- Apply GL codes — imports the full chart of accounts for that country (Moldova's general chart, or Romania's OMFP 1802), builds the account tree (classes → groups → accounts), and fills in the standard GL mappings the modules need (cash, bank, clearing, customer/supplier, VAT, FX, and so on).
It is safe to run twice — it never duplicates accounts and never overwrites an account you created yourself. After applying, open Accounting → Chart of accounts (tree) to see the result and Accounting → Mapare GL to confirm every required mapping points at a real account. This is also what makes Post to GL work without the old "Account Not Found" error.
The cards say what they are
Seven cards on this page used to describe themselves in the vocabulary of the code — Cc G Company D, Cc G Currency D, Cc G Email D and so on. Measuring rather than counting from the screen found thirteen of them, including the Intelligence and integrations groups nobody had looked at.
All of them now read as real sentences in English, Romanian and Russian. If you had learned to recognise a card by its position rather than its name, that is why: the name was missing, not the card.
The classic Settings page
The old Settings page still works for editing every option. When you open it, a banner reminds you that the Configuration Center is the new place to find settings — you can dismiss the banner and keep working.