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Command Center requires users to login. Each user created in Command Center is assigned a role that defines the operations that can be completed by the user. There are five roles defined: |
Command Center requires users to login. Each user created in Command Center is assigned a role that defines the operations that can be completed by the user. There are five roles defined: |
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*[[Command_Center_Roles#Developer and Translator|Translator]] |
*[[Command_Center_Roles#Developer and Translator|Translator]] |
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*[[Command_Center_Roles#API User|API User]] |
*[[Command_Center_Roles#API User|API User]] |
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| + | * The right column shows who is logged in (bold) and when the last time users were logged in. |
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| + | * An API in the example shows the key in red to indicate that it is expired. |
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= Global Settings = |
= Global Settings = |
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When logged in to Command Center, any user can select the Settings icon [[File:SettingsIcon.jpg|40px]] to access the Global Settings page. |
When logged in to Command Center, any user can select the Settings icon [[File:SettingsIcon.jpg|40px]] to access the Global Settings page. |
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All user roles see the same Global Settings page, but the Administrator has the Maintenance mode slider. Not all users can select the various cards. |
All user roles see the same Global Settings page, but the Administrator has the Maintenance mode slider. Not all users can select the various cards. |
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[Administrator] |
[Administrator] |
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| − | In order to modify some of the settings, the system must be in Maintenance mode. Only an Administrator user can toggle the mode on and off. When in Maintenance Mode, the lock icon is removed. While in Maintenance mode, projects will not be analyzed. |
+ | In order to modify some of the settings, the system must be in Maintenance mode. Only an Administrator user can toggle the mode on and off. When in Maintenance Mode, the lock icon is removed for the Administrator user. For the other users, some of the lock icons are removed. While in Maintenance mode, projects will not be analyzed. |
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| + | When clicking on any of the cards, a navigation bar and the license toggle appear. The Administrator can switch the toggle to set or reset the maintenance mode: |
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| − | The system needs to be in maintenance mode to |
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| − | *Update licenses |
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| − | *Edit MT connections |
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| − | *Edit data source credentials |
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| − | *Edit system files |
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| + | [[File:License View.png|700px|center]] |
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| − | You can create MT connections, datasource credentials and system files without being in Maintenance mode. Changes and deletions can only be made in Maintenance mode. |
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| + | The system needs to be in Maintenance mode to |
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| − | When in Maintenance mode, projects don't run, they just get queued. |
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| + | *Install and Update licenses |
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| + | *Create and edit machine translation connections and translation management configurations. |
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| + | *Create and edit data source credentials |
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| + | *Create and edit system files |
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| + | When in Maintenance mode, projects don't run, they just get queued. The queue icon at the top of the screen shows if there are jobs queued. Hovering over the icon shows what jobs are in the queue. |
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== [[ Licenses ]] == |
== [[ Licenses ]] == |
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[[File:ProjectsPage.jpg|700px|center]] |
[[File:ProjectsPage.jpg|700px|center]] |
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| + | The projects are listed with their Group Name, the Project Name and the module (which is often the repository branch). The combination of these must be unique for each project. For example, the Group Name is 'CET', the project name is 'IOS' and the module is 'testing'. |
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The projects the user will see depend on their role and the access they have been given. |
The projects the user will see depend on their role and the access they have been given. |
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* Administrator users will see all the projects. |
* Administrator users will see all the projects. |
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| − | * Manager, Developer and Translator users will see only the projects their user or team has access to. |
+ | * Manager, Developer and Translator users will see only the projects their user or team has access to. |
| + | * In the example above, only the 'IOS' projects are being searched for. |
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* Only Administrators and Managers can create, edit or delete projects. |
* Only Administrators and Managers can create, edit or delete projects. |
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* All users can run or analyze a project and view the results, issues and logs. |
* All users can run or analyze a project and view the results, issues and logs. |
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*[[Projects_Overview#Introduction | Introduction to the Projects page]] |
*[[Projects_Overview#Introduction | Introduction to the Projects page]] |
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*[[Projects_Overview#Search_Projects | Search Projects ]] |
*[[Projects_Overview#Search_Projects | Search Projects ]] |
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*[[Projects_Overview#Filter_Projects | Filter Projects ]] |
*[[Projects_Overview#Filter_Projects | Filter Projects ]] |
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*[[Individual_Project_Tasks#Globalyzer | Globalyzer ]] |
*[[Individual_Project_Tasks#Globalyzer | Globalyzer ]] |
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*[[Individual_Project_Tasks#Localyzer | Localyzer ]] |
*[[Individual_Project_Tasks#Localyzer | Localyzer ]] |
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| − | *[[Individual_Project_Tasks# |
+ | *[[Individual_Project_Tasks#Project_logs | Project logs ]] |
*[[Individual_Project_Tasks#Issues | Issues ]] |
*[[Individual_Project_Tasks#Issues | Issues ]] |
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*[[Individual_Project_Tasks#Project_configuration | Project configuration ]] |
*[[Individual_Project_Tasks#Project_configuration | Project configuration ]] |
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= [[API Reference]] = |
= [[API Reference]] = |
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| + | * [[API_Reference|API Reference Page]] |
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| − | * [[API_Reference#List_Command_Center_projects|List Command Center Projects]] |
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| − | * [[API_Reference#Get_Command_Center_Project_Status|Get Command Center Project Status]] |
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| − | * [[API_Reference#Duplicate_Command_Center_project|Duplicate Command Center Project]] |
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= [[ Figma API Project ]] = |
= [[ Figma API Project ]] = |
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| − | * Run |
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| − | * Send Translations ... |
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Latest revision as of 17:11, 29 October 2025
Roles
Command Center requires users to login. Each user created in Command Center is assigned a role that defines the operations that can be completed by the user. There are five roles defined:
- The right column shows who is logged in (bold) and when the last time users were logged in.
- An API in the example shows the key in red to indicate that it is expired.
Global Settings
When logged in to Command Center, any user can select the Settings icon 
to access the Global Settings page.
All user roles see the same Global Settings page, but the Administrator has the Maintenance mode slider. Not all users can select the various cards.
Notice that some of the cards have a lock icon 
. This indicates that the card is not selectable unless the system is in Maintenance Mode.
Maintenance Mode
[Administrator]
In order to modify some of the settings, the system must be in Maintenance mode. Only an Administrator user can toggle the mode on and off. When in Maintenance Mode, the lock icon is removed for the Administrator user. For the other users, some of the lock icons are removed. While in Maintenance mode, projects will not be analyzed.
When clicking on any of the cards, a navigation bar and the license toggle appear. The Administrator can switch the toggle to set or reset the maintenance mode:
The system needs to be in Maintenance mode to
- Install and Update licenses
- Create and edit machine translation connections and translation management configurations.
- Create and edit data source credentials
- Create and edit system files
When in Maintenance mode, projects don't run, they just get queued. The queue icon at the top of the screen shows if there are jobs queued. Hovering over the icon shows what jobs are in the queue.
Licenses
System Email Sender
Users & Teams
Data Source Credentials
- View Data Source Credentials
- Create and Configure Data Source Credentials
- Search and Sort Data Source Credentials
Translation Management System & Machine Translator Connections
- View MT Connections
- Create and Configure MT Connections
- View TMS Connection
- Create and Configure TMS Connections
- Search and Sort Connections
Project Tags & Tokens
System Logs & Events
The System Logs and Events card can be accessed by all users.
System Files
Advanced Settings
- System Environmental Variables
- Advanced Git Settings
- Translation Kit Due Dates
- Task Schedule
- Other Advanced Settings
- Dashboard Issues Migration
Projects
When logged in to Command Center, any user can select the Lingoport icon 
to access the Projects page.
The projects are listed with their Group Name, the Project Name and the module (which is often the repository branch). The combination of these must be unique for each project. For example, the Group Name is 'CET', the project name is 'IOS' and the module is 'testing'. The projects the user will see depend on their role and the access they have been given.
- Administrator users will see all the projects.
- Manager, Developer and Translator users will see only the projects their user or team has access to.
- In the example above, only the 'IOS' projects are being searched for.
- Only Administrators and Managers can create, edit or delete projects.
- All users can run or analyze a project and view the results, issues and logs.
