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Three admin tools round out the office track: the system settings that tune ConsignTrak to your warehouse, API keys that let other software talk to it, and a live wallboard made for a TV on the warehouse wall.

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Settings, under the avatar menu.

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This is deliberately one page: your organization name, where the order and release number sequences stand, how many items each daily cycle count draws, how long until a receiving batch counts as stuck, and whether prices show at all — many consignment warehouses never deal in prices, so it's a switch, not an assumption.

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Next, API keys.

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Everything you can do in these screens can be done through ConsignTrak's API — so your automation tools can enter orders or read inventory without a browser.

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A key belongs to a user and carries only the permissions you check.

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Create the key, and read this screen carefully — the full key appears exactly once.

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Copy it into your integration now; from here on, ConsignTrak keeps only a fingerprint, and a lost key means revoke and reissue, never recover.

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Last stop: the wallboard.

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From the dashboard, Live Operations opens an ambient view built for a TV — today's snapshot, work in flight, what just finished — refreshing itself every few seconds.

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When something drifts off the happy path, an attention rail appears at the top, and everyone on the floor sees it at the same time.

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Settings, keys, and a heartbeat on the wall.

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That completes the core office tour of ConsignTrak — from here, the series moves to the warehouse floor, where the phones come out and the picking begins.