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Superadmin Reference

This page is the short working reference for people who operate the global platform layer.

Superadmin area matrix

Area Why it exists Typical responsibility Important boundary
Companies keep company contexts manageable across the platform create, review, activate, or deactivate companies not a tenant-local settings area
Global users and access coordinate platform-level identity and ownership assign users, review access, separate company and global roles avoid using superadmin for normal company admin work
Identity, mail, and templates define defaults that affect many users and flows maintain shared mail, login, and template behavior changes can affect several companies at once
Metrics, storage, and health observe the health of the whole platform review Redis, storage, host, queue, and application signals operational readouts are not the same as tenant incidents
Worker and platform tuning react to backlog or capacity pressure tune processing only with clear evidence do not use tuning as a cosmetic quick fix
AI and LLM administration manage cross-platform AI connectivity and defaults review model access and safe operating context sensitive data rules still apply

Practical scope guide

Question Usually belongs to
one tenant behaves strangely tenant or company admin first
many companies show the same issue superadmin or platform operations
mail, identity, or worker defaults affect several areas superadmin
model or AI configuration has cross-platform effect superadmin

Safe-change checklist

  • confirm whether the topic is truly platform-wide
  • prefer the smallest change with the clearest rollback path
  • review platform metrics before and after worker or infrastructure changes
  • check data-sensitivity and permission impact before AI or LLM-related changes

Shared product context

For shared product-facing meanings around roles, masking, lifecycle, and AI-sensitive behavior, see Product Reference and Shared Product Values.

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