# Settings

> An index of what is under Settings, with links to the focused guide for each section.

Settings holds Buttons' system-wide configuration: the things that apply to the whole install, as opposed to a single position, connection, or route. Most of it is intended for installers and administrators rather than day-to-day operators. This page is an index. It lists what's under Settings and links to the focused guides that exist so far; the rest are still being written. What's under Settings General : Buttons General Settings, including the Support section for exporting diagnostic evidence (see Collect support information ) and default time zone/clock format. User Profile : User Management for your own account. Features : Enable or disable installable features. See Enable and manage installable features . Routing : Configure routing defaults and project requirements. See Configure routing defaults and project requirements . Multicast : Configure multicast auto-assignment. NMOS : System-wide NMOS behavior configuration. SSO : SSO Management. See Get started with SSO . Icons : Manage your custom image icons. Configuration data : Import, export, or wipe your system configuration. See Export or import Buttons configuration . Backups : Scheduled backups of your configuration. See Create your first backup , Configure and monitor scheduled backups , and Restore a backup and verify it . Secrets : Manage encrypted secrets used by connections. See Store and rotate connection secrets . API : Control API credentials and request activity. See Get started with the Control API and Secure and monitor the Control API . Services : Monitor and manage services; see Interpret system health and restart services safely and Collect support information . Open Source Licenses : Information about the open source components used in Bitfocus Buttons. Certificates : Manage SSL certificates. See Replace the HTTPS certificate . License : Licensing of Bitfocus Buttons. See Manage your Buttons license and Activate Buttons offline . Where to go next Find your way around Buttons , for the rest of the app beyond Settings. Secure a Buttons deployment , for a task-oriented security baseline that draws on several of these pages.