After the initialization wizard is done, additional options become available. One of these options is used to activate the actual modules that are desired:
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Any other module (including the other master data objects like Properties, Areas, Assets, and Catalog items) must always be activated via the module activation option on the startboard of level 2 and 3 administrators (For more information about administrators levels, see: Administrators and Administrator levels.
How it works
When clicking on the Module activation option, multiple options are shown (The overview depends on already activated or deactivated modules) and via the includes, a solution (if applicable) or module can be selected to be activated:
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[Automatically] The module is activated, resulting in:
The navigation menu options (if applicable) will become available to the relevant user groups (Every module option will become available to the administrator users)
The relevant user groups (related to the module) will become available to be assigned to user profiles via the user profile management option on the administrator startboard. (for more information see [users, userprofiles,usergroups…]
The module settings tab for this module will become available via the module settings button on the administrator startboard. This can be used to change settings and options (or to deactivate the module) later on.
[Automatically] Depending on the module, some of the settings are set to the most often used options (These can be seen via the ‘Predefined Settings’ tab (And can be changed via the module settings later on)
[Manually by the user] Enter the settings to be determined. Not al settings can always be preset and determining the correct option can be very customer-specific.
[Manually by the user] starting the process to activate the module. This will bring you to the final step.
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