How should I make a risky change?
Back up first, change one thing at a time and test the public task affected by that change.
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Orient yourself after installation, understand the dashboard and complete the settings that make the site usable.
Back up first, change one thing at a time and test the public task affected by that change.
Background jobs let Freehold CMS finish queued work such as reconciliation, fulfillment, receipts or provider submissions outside the visitor's page request.
Readiness warnings tell you that an installed feature still needs something before it can safely do its job.
Administrator accounts manage the website. Customer accounts use public membership, support, community and commerce features.
Finish the core identity, security, email and readiness checks before treating the site as production-ready.
Use the shared Settings area for site identity and system services; use a module's own settings for behavior that belongs only to that module.