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GIMA provides comprehensive configuration options to customize the system according to your organization’s needs. All configuration settings are accessible from the main configuration dashboard at /configuracion.

Configuration Areas

The configuration dashboard provides access to the following key areas:

Language and Region

Configure timezone, date format, and system language

User Management

Manage user roles and permissions

Locations

Configure physical locations and buildings

Notifications

Set up alerts and email notifications

Security

Configure passwords, audits, and security policies

Spare Parts Management

Manage materials and tools inventory

Asset Categories

Define and organize asset categorization

AI Module

Configure AI features and settings

Language and Region

Customize the local experience of the system to match your organization’s preferences.

Available Languages

GIMA supports multiple languages:
  • Español (Latinoamérica) - Default
  • English
  • Japanese
1

Access Language Settings

Navigate to /configuracion/idiomas or select “Idioma y región” from the configuration dashboard.
2

Select Language

Choose your preferred language from the available options. The selected language will be indicated with a blue checkmark.
3

Configure Regional Formats

Set your preferred formats for:
  • Date format: DD/MM/AAAA, MM/DD/AAAA, or YYYY-MM-DD
  • Timezone: Select from available timezones (e.g., America/Caracas GMT-04:00)
  • Time format: 12-hour or 24-hour format
4

Save Changes

Click “Guardar cambios” to apply your settings.

Regional Format Options

  • DD/MM/AAAA: 31/12/2026 (European format)
  • MM/DD/AAAA: 12/31/2026 (US format)
  • YYYY-MM-DD: 2026-12-31 (ISO format)
  • 12 Horas: 2:30 PM
  • 24 Horas: 14:30
  • América/Caracas (GMT-04:00)
  • America/New_York (GMT-05:00)
  • Europe/Madrid (GMT+01:00)
Additional timezones can be configured based on your requirements.

User Management

Manage user accounts, roles, and permissions from /configuracion/User.

User Table Features

The user management interface provides:
  • Search functionality by name, email, or department
  • User creation and editing via modal dialogs
  • Role and department assignment
  • User status management (Active/Inactive)

User Information

Each user record includes:
  • Name and Email: Primary identification
  • Role/Position: User’s job title or role
  • Department: Organizational unit
  • Status: Active or Inactive state
  • Actions: Edit and delete options
User permissions and access control are managed through the role assignment system. Ensure users are assigned appropriate roles for their responsibilities.

Spare Parts Management

Access spare parts configuration at /configuracion/repuestos to manage materials and tools inventory.
This section allows you to configure the inventory of spare parts, materials, and tools used in maintenance operations.

AI Module Configuration

Configure AI-powered features and settings at /configuracion/ia.
The AI module provides intelligent features for asset management, predictive maintenance, and automation. Configuration options will be expanded as new AI capabilities are added.

Accessing Configuration

All configuration areas are accessible through:
  1. Direct URL: Navigate to /configuracion to view the main configuration dashboard
  2. Search: Use the search bar to quickly find specific configuration options
  3. Navigation Cards: Click on any configuration card to access that specific area
Changes to configuration settings may affect system behavior and user experience. Test configuration changes in a development environment before applying to production.

Best Practices

  • Regular Reviews: Review configuration settings periodically to ensure they match current organizational needs
  • Documentation: Document any custom configuration changes for future reference
  • User Training: Ensure users are trained on any configuration changes that affect their workflows
  • Backup Settings: Keep a record of configuration settings before making significant changes
  • Test Changes: Test configuration changes with a small user group before organization-wide rollout

Next Steps

Configure Locations

Set up your organization’s physical locations

Set Up Categories

Define asset categorization structure

Configure Notifications

Set up alerts and notifications

Security Settings

Configure security policies and auditing

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