> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.powerall.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.powerall.app/en/general/interface.md).

# Interface

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### Menu

The menu bar consists of three parts:

* The top bar, containing the page title, the global search bar and the system menu
* The toolbar with tabs and action buttons
* The vertical menu on the left. This contains links to all dashboards.

### Dashboards

Powerall Online is divided into different functional areas, such as CRM, Orders, Parts and Service. Each area has a Dashboard where the most important data and actions are immediately visible. The dashboard is therefore the starting point for the function it belongs to.

### System menu

At the very top right you see your username and below it the name of the Administration you are working in. By clicking this you open the system menu. Here you can, among other things, change your own preferences such as language, regional settings and whether you want to use a light or dark theme.&#x20;

### Global search

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At the top of the screen there is always a search bar. We call this bar 'global search' and it searches in all major parts of Powerall. With this feature you can directly search for partners, items, Service objects and documents. You can also use this function to search for the different features that Powerall Online supports. For example, if you want to create a revenue group and don't know where to do that, searching for 'revenue group' will take you straight to the correct page.

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With the key combination <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>Space</kbd> you can search directly for actions. This lets you navigate super fast!
{% endhint %}

### Action buttons

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In the toolbar the action buttons are on the right. These contain the most important actions per page, for example Save, Cancel and Delete. Page-specific actions, such as Archive and Block for a partner, are also in this bar.&#x20;

At the far right is a smaller button with three vertical dots. Behind this is a dropdown menu with less frequently used functions. These functions also vary by page.

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### Browsers

The most optimal browsers to use Powerall Online with are:

* Google Chrome
* Microsoft Edge
* Firefox

If you use Safari as your browser, Powerall Online may look slightly less polished in certain places.&#x20;


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