The Settings section provides centralised configuration for all core OptimiDoc server parameters. Email delivery, inbound FTP scan reception, print policy, branding, card-reader authentication, scan processing and multi-server cluster deployment are all managed here from a single administration screen.
Overview
Settings live in the React administration interface under Settings (route /config), which is the primary admin UI — the root URL redirects to it, and the legacy MVC interface remains available at /old. The page is organised into seven tabs, presented in this order: Mail, FTP, Print, Appearance, Cluster, Scan and Authentication. All of them are served by a single administrator-only API (api/v3/config), so access is restricted to users with the Admin role.
Each tab has its own Save button and settings are persisted the moment you click it. Some changes — cluster addressing, the authentication method, or the shared spooler path — only take full effect after the OptimiDoc service is restarted.
Settings Pages
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Configure the global SMTP server and OAuth 2.0 authentication (Google or Microsoft) used for all system-generated email — notifications, reports, PIN and password messages, and rule email actions. |
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Point OptimiDoc at an external FTP server and a watched local folder used to receive scans from Konica Minolta and Epson devices. This is an inbound ingestion path, not a scan-to-FTP output destination. |
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Control print queue behaviour, job retention periods, billing codes (formerly Projects) and quotas, the preview analyser, the shared spooler, and the login normalisation regex. |
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Customise the interface with four brand colours, upload the four logo/background images, set the number of decimal places for amounts, and define the device login welcome message. |
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Configure a multi-server deployment: the shared cluster IP/DNS, this node's local DNS name, and the Xerox strict-security workaround. |
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Set the maximum number of concurrent OCR tasks and the Scan2OD watched folder used for file-based scan ingestion. |
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Select the card reader type and build the card-number conversion pipeline, with a wizard that matches your reader's raw and expected output against a library of known conversions. |
Key Capabilities
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Email delivery — one global SMTP identity with Login & Password, Google OAuth or Microsoft OAuth authentication
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Brand customisation — four theme colours (light, dark, text, menu), four images (logo, inverse logo, login logo, login background), a welcome message and amount decimal places
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Cluster deployment — multi-server high-availability configuration with a shared address and per-node DNS
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Authentication flexibility — HP CZ208A, RF Ideas and other readers, with a configurable card-number conversion pipeline
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Print control — billing-code tracking, quota enforcement, preview analysis, job retention and shared-spooler management
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Scan processing — OCR task throttling and watched-folder ingestion
Getting Started
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Begin with Mail Configuration to ensure the server can send notifications and reports.
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Configure Print Settings to match your organisation's print policy requirements.
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Set up Authentication (Card Reader) if you use card-based device authentication.
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Customise Appearance and Skin to apply your organisation's branding.
Related Articles
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Getting Started — initial setup guide for new installations
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Diagnostics — monitor system health and troubleshoot issues
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Advanced Configuration — additional configuration options beyond the standard settings interface