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Introduction
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Public section
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Types of Information
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The Amber Public Interface (since version 9.5)
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Control panel
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AD/LDAP
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Managing sites
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Managing site structure
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User management
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Basic notions
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Managing users
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Importing Users
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Access permissions
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Using the workflow module
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More uses for user groups
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Managing interface languages
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Information blocks
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Basic notions
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Examples of structured information
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Customizing the Information block forms
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Extra features
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Sample uses
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Creating and publishing news
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Creating a product catalog
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Creating a photo gallery
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Wiki
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Commercial catalog
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e-Store
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Essential Steps To Perform To Configure Your e-Store
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The module settings
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The web shop settings
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Handling orders
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Using taxes
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Internal customer accounts
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Using credit cards
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Subscription renewal
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Affiliates
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Currencies
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Web forms
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Proactive Protection
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Blogs
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Managing subscriptions
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Introduction to subsriptions and mailing lists
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Subsriptions
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Manual mailing lists
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Automatic mailing lists
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Polls and surveys
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Mail
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Advertising
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e-Learning
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Basic notions
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Creating lessons and tests
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Publishing a training course
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Search
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Helpdesk
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Setting up your helpedesk service
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Dictionaries
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SLA
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How to assign the ticket duty
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Submitting tickets to tech support via e-mail
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Functions available in the public section
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Administration interface
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System tools
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Performance Monitor
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Bitrix Cloud Inspector
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Scalability
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Scalability Panel
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Load chart
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VPS Orders
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Currencies
The Currency module manages all currencies that your system use (or can use). The module functions are the following:
- currency management;
- maintaining price display formats for each currency;
- currency rate storage (including downloading rates from the Internet).
Important! The Currency module is required by the Commercial Catalog and e-Store
modules.
The on-line store on your site may happen to sell foreign goods. As a rule, the price for such items is calculated using the purchasing price. The latter is usually set in a foreign currency. However, the legislation requires that calculations of all trading operations be accomplished in the home state currency. The Currency module is used to simplify operations with such items and their prices.
Prices can be specified and displayed in any of currencies available in the system. However, payment documents (receipts etc.) will have all values specified in the base system currency at the current rate.