Settings

Settings holds the standing instructions Dardaris follows when nobody is telling it anything. It opens as a list of categories, and you read one at a time.

What I may do

• Automations. The category worth reading twice. It opens on the master switch that stops Dardaris acting at all, and then three pages. The jobs I run is every workflow the product ships with, one to a row, with its trigger, its conditions and its steps written out, and how far each may go on its own. Money is your cap on a single action and the lower one for repairs. When I stop and ask you is the trust level a new automation starts at, the always-ask list of actions that never run unattended whatever their automation says, and how long a request waits for you before something happens to it. The caps and the always-ask list are explained in autonomy tiers and spend caps; the waiting is in approving something, and the workflows in what runs on its own.
• Notifications. How you hear about each area of the work, and your quiet hours, which hold every message Dardaris sends and not only your own alerts. The daily digest is here too, and your choice is recorded, but sending it is not built yet: for now every notice waits in the bell rather than arriving by mail.

Your portfolio

• Account. Who holds this portfolio, in the words a document has to use, where its data sits, and the export. See exporting everything below.
• Banking. The accounts rent lands in, and how the statements get here. The same screen the Money room opens, reached from either side. See bank accounts.
• Jurisdictions. Which rule pack applies where, and which rules in it we have been able to verify against a primary source. See jurisdictions.
• Contract & message templates. The wording a contract is drawn from and the messages Dardaris sends, each one editable as a document with a version per language. Edit the wording here and it applies to everything written afterwards, never to a document already signed. See contracts and clauses.

People

• Team. Who has access and what each role may do. Only owners can change what Dardaris may do on its own, or approve spending.
• Your sign-in. Your name, your password, your passkeys and the devices you are signed in on. This browser's own choices sit here too: the language you read in, your cookie preferences, and the guided tour.
• Connected assistants. Anything you have let speak to Dardaris on your behalf, what it may do, and the way to stop it. See connecting an assistant.

Exporting everything

Settings, then Account. The leases, the documents and the history come out in full, in a format you can open elsewhere. There is no contract holding you and nothing is held back to make leaving harder. The same screen puts the worked example away, or loads it again.

Starting the tour again

The guided tour lives under Your sign-in, with the rest of this browser's choices. It points at the controls that are actually on your screen, so a tour taken with a narrow window or an unpinned room is shorter rather than broken.

Who you are: your company.