Find and change a setting
Every company setting lives in Settings, in tiles. Open a tile, change what you need and save.
- You need Settings › View to read the tiles. Each tile also needs its own manage permission to change it. Without it the window opens view-only, with a Close button.
Open Settings
Open System › Settings.
- Search settings. Finds any setting by its name, and opens its window with the setting highlighted.
- The tiles. Each tile covers one area, with a one-line summary of its values and who changed it last. Click one to open its window. Documents opens its own page.
- Communication. Greyed out for now. SMS and WhatsApp providers come in a later release.
- Set on their own pages. Settings that have a page of their own are linked from here. Each opens its page, and Back to Settings returns you.
Search for a setting
Type a word and open the result. The window opens with the setting highlighted.
- Search settings. Type a word, such as “tax” for VAT or “RTO” for the maximum attempts. It looks in names, tooltips and group names.
- The results replace the tiles, each showing the tile and group it lives in and its current value. Click one: its window opens, scrolls to the setting and highlights it. “No setting matches” means try another word.
Change it and save
Changes stay in the window until you press Save changes. Each changed setting writes one Audit log entry.
Cash
Shifts and documents
- A switch. One setting per line, with a tooltip on its name. A setting that depends on another appears only when its parent allows it.
- Dependent settings. The cash limit amount shows only when the cash limit is on.
- Count COD of orders in hand. On, the limit counts the cash a driver holds plus the COD of the orders they carry. Card payments never count.
- Set by the platform. A lock means the setting is read-only. Contact Fleetics to activate or change it.
- A value. Ranges are checked when you save, and errors appear under the field.
- Changed by. Under a changed setting: who, when and History. Nothing shows under a default.
- The footer. “N unsaved changes”, Discard and Save changes. Save checks every field, and nothing is saved until all are valid. The window stays open afterwards.
See who changed it, and reset
Press History under a changed setting. Reset to default stages the default so you can save it.
| 1 When | Who | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 12 Oct 2026, 14:05 | Sara Ali | 14 → 30 days |
| 2 Oct 2026, 09:30 | Sara Ali | Default → 14 days |
- The history. Newest first: when, who, and old → new. It comes from the Audit log, so nothing here can be edited or deleted.
- Reset to default puts the default in the window. It is saved like any other change, when you press Save changes.
Confirm what needs it
Switching on VAT, Hub management or Workflow enforcement asks you to confirm. Closing with unsaved changes asks first.
- Applies to new orders only. Orders already created keep the VAT they had.
- Existing rules. Ticked by default, so your package rules and additional charges get VAT too.
- Closing with unsaved changes (✕, Esc or a click outside) asks first. Keep editing returns to the window, Discard drops the changes.
Who can change which tile
| Tile | Permission |
|---|---|
| Company | Settings › Manage company |
| Orders and Workflow | Settings › Manage orders & workflow |
| Hubs & areas | Settings › Manage areas |
| Drivers and Dispatch | Settings › Manage drivers & dispatch |
| Finance & VAT | Settings › Manage VAT & pricing |
| Documents | Settings › Manage documents |
| Failed reasons | Settings › Manage failed reasons |
Tiles that open their own page, such as Notifications, Allocation rules, SLA rules, Services, Failed reasons, Users & roles and Integrations, follow that page’s permission. The Communication tile is greyed until a later release.
Screens are simplified drawings with sample data. Your portal may look a little different, but the names and steps are the same.
Common questions
Why is a setting locked?
The platform sets it. Contact Fleetics to change it.
Does a change apply to old orders?
Mostly to new ones. Each guide says when a setting applies to new orders only.
Where is the Documents designer?
Its tile opens its own page. See “Customize your printed documents”.