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This document describes the My Account screen in an asset management system. The top portion shows a user's account information while the bottom portion contains administrator system settings. Settings include formatting, user interface customization, work order options, email notifications, inventory control, purchasing, and requisitioning. Changes are saved by clicking the Save Settings link.
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Do you ever wonder how huge firms are handled so efficiently because they have a huge customer base and a huge quantity of products and inventories on its website?
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Keep an eye on every store backend action with Magento 2 Admin Actions Log extension.
The Magento 2 Admin Action Log plugin allows the admins to track all page visit history and login activity.
The Magento 2 extension allows the store admin to reverse any applied changes on their store's backend.
The admins can choose from the available option that needs to be monitored.
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