> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.docbits.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.docbits.com/administration-and-setup/settings/global-settings.md).
# Global Settings
Use **Settings** to manage the organisation and the way documents are processed. The current app groups settings by purpose in the left menu; it does not show a separate screen named “Global Settings”.
1. Select the gear icon to open **Settings**.
2. Under **Organization & Access**, choose the area you need, such as **Company Information** or **Users**.
3. Under **Document Processing**, choose **Document Types** to configure a particular kind of document.
Current English Sandbox view for DocBits Documentation Test A. Company Information is selected; no values were changed.
Start with the guide that matches your task:
* [Company Information](/administration-and-setup/settings/global-settings/company-information.md) for company details and preferences.
* [Groups, Users and Permissions](/administration-and-setup/settings/global-settings/groups-users-and-permissions.md) for who can work in the organisation.
* [Subscription Plan](/administration-and-setup/settings/global-settings/subscription-plan.md) for plan information.
* [Integration](/administration-and-setup/settings/global-settings/integration.md) for connections and API keys.
* [Document Types](/administration-and-setup/settings/global-settings/document-types.md) for document-specific configuration.
* [Email Notification](/administration-and-setup/settings/global-settings/email-notification.md) and [E-Mail templates](/administration-and-setup/settings/global-settings/e-mail-templates.md) for messages sent by DocBits.
Settings can affect live documents and other users. Review the relevant guide and check changes in a test organisation before saving them in production.
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