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App Settings

App Settings

The policies that apply to every session in your organisation, and to the Computle app on every device, are set on one portal page with a tab for each area. In the portal the page is called Client settings.

Open Client settings under Machines in the sidebar. The page needs the Tenant Admin role. The subtitle reads “How the Computle desktop client looks and behaves for this tenant.”

The Client settings page with the tab row: Device features, Menu tab, Sign-in, Branding, Kiosk and Diagnostics, open on Device features


TabWhat it setsPage
Device featuresWhether sessions may carry USB devices and the clipboard between the user’s device and the workstation, and what the workstation does when the user disconnects or goes idle. Organisation defaults with per-user exceptions.Device features
Menu tabThe shape, size and colour of the tab that opens the menu in a full-screen session. Organisation default with per-user exceptions.Menu tab
Sign-inWhich sign-in methods your organisation’s users can use.Sign-in methods
BrandingYour own wording and photos on the client’s sign-in page. Shown only when branding is part of your subscription.Branding
KioskShared terminals that start straight into the client, and their sign-in, power and update policy.Kiosk terminals
DiagnosticsRaise the log level on your workstations or clients for a set time when Computle asks for it.Diagnostics

The tab you were on is kept in the page address, so a link to ?tab=kiosk opens straight on Kiosk.


AreaApplies
Device featuresFrom each user’s next connection. Sessions already running keep the policy they started with.
Menu tabWhen you click Save.
BrandingOn the sign-in page the next time the client opens it.
Kiosk sign-in, power and updatesAt each terminal’s next check-in, within a minute.
DiagnosticsAt the next check-in of the workstation or client.

  1. Device features: the policy most organisations set first: USB, copy and paste, and lock or sign out on disconnect, with per-user exceptions.
  2. Menu tab: the shape, size and colour of the tab that opens the menu in a full-screen session.
  3. Branding: your organisation’s name, wording and photos on the app’s sign-in screen.
  4. Kiosk terminals: shared terminals that start straight into the app, and their sign-in, power and update policy.
  5. Diagnostics: raising the log level on workstations or devices for a set time when Computle asks for it.

The Sign-in tab is documented under Sign-in Methods.