Edit account settings
The module can be started directly from the ‘Welcome’ screen of the account management section or by selecting 'Accounts' in the module selection on top of the page. The accounts that the user is authorised to edit are then displayed:
Example: “Amsterdam”
By clicking on the paper & pen icon, next to the name of the account to be edited, a window opens from which various general account settings can be edited.
Please Note! Before editing the account settings, it is recommended that a back-up is made of the current settings. Create a back-up by clicking on the ‘Export account settings’ button at the bottom of the page.
General account settings
The settings that can be edited are:
Account name : Name of city or region
Email sender (for invite) : Sender address
Email address sendername (for use in invites): Sender name
Template : Selection box, e.g. Amsterdam
First year : E.g. 2006
Always use index : Tick
Lock out from comparison : Tick
Home page : File name
Contact link : Link to contact page of consumer site
Corporate site link : Link to URL corporate site
Company name : E.g. Amsterdam Marketing
Telephone number : Contact telephone number
Barometer visible : Tick
Common website title : Suitable name for the site)
Keywords for search engines : Max. 20 words, separated with ,(comma)
Website description for search engines : Max. 20 words
Domain name : Separated with ; (semicolon)
Google Analytics : Code linking the account to Google Analytics
Available languages : DE, GB and NL
Default language : (selection box, e.g. Dutch)
After editing the settings, click on the 'save' button.
Colour settings
The Edit account colours and style section is used to edit the colour settings for an account and add a logo to the opening page of the Tourist Barometer. Read Upload a landing page logo for more information and the logo image requirements.
Settings for graphs and modules
In this section of the screen, users can edit the settings for the modules linked to this account. For more information, see: Edit existing modules.
Primary modules and sub-modules
A few modules in the Barometer are layered. The composite module 'Hotel bednights' and 'Hotel arrivals' is an example of this. It’s a submodule of 'Hotels' which is displayed in the menu on the left-hand side. Therefore, when entering 'Hotel bednights' and 'Hotel arrivals' it is necessary to also activate the ‘Hotels’ module so it becomes visible on the barometer.
Saving data
Click the ‘save’ button at the bottom of the page after editing the various graph and/or module settings.
Used in Accounts (Account Administrators) and Manage Accounts (Barometer Administrators)
Back to Account Administrator section or Barometer Administrator section
