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User Defaults

TAILORED FOR End Users, Managers, and CUSTOMER ADMINS
INTRODUCTION

The User Defaults feature in SapienceIQ allows users to personalize how dashboards and presentations open within the platform. These settings define the basic user experience, such as default viewing modes or content access preferences, and apply only to the individual without affecting global configurations.

HOW IT WORKS

Each user’s initial defaults are defined by the administrator. Users can view and modify these settings through the User Defaults panel.

Accessing User Defaults:

  • Once you land on the Hub, click the User Settings icon (with your name initials) at the top-right corner.
  • The User Info panel opens.
  • Click the User Defaults tab to open the configuration view.

Tip: To return to the Home Page, click the Home icon in the left corner or click your name initial again to close this tab

Restoring Defaults:

Select Restore Defaults to reset your settings. This resets only your own configuration and does not affect other users. This will reset all your filters, bookmarks etc

Available Options:

  • Presentation Dashboard Launcher: Defines how presentations open from the Content Manager.

    • Slides View Mode: Opens a thumbnail preview of all slides.

    • Direct: Opens the presentation directly from the first slide.

  • Default Content View: Determines which view the Content Manager displays when opened.

    • If the Administrator has fixed a default public view, this option will show Public Content.

    • Otherwise, users can select their preferred content view.

KEY CAPABILITIES
  • Allows personalization of content loading behavior.
  • Provides quick restoration of original system defaults.
  • Ensures alignment with administrative configurations.
LIMITATIONS

  • Some options may be predefined by the Administrator and not editable.

FINAL NOTES

User Defaults enhance the SapienceIQ experience by allowing each user to tailor their working environment while staying consistent with organizational settings.

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