Modules

Twenty-two modules. Each can be enabled or disabled per institution under Admin, Features.

Disabling a module hides its navigation and stops its endpoints answering.

Key	Label	What it gives you	Tier
module.repairs	Submissions	Lodge and track repair submissions, loans on repair, outcomes and costs	Core
module.tickets	Tickets	The built-in queue for work that is not a device repair	Core
module.loans	Loans	Issue loan laptops and iPads, and track who has what	Core
module.assets	Stocktake	Device lifecycle fields, warranty tracking and scan-the-room audits	Core
module.directory	Directory	Manage Entra, Google and AD users	Core
module.knowledgeBase	Knowledge base	Self-help articles on the public help page	Core
module.stock	Stock	Sell and track consumable stock	Standard
module.costs	Cost analytics	Break down repair costs by type, term and coverage	Standard
module.cardChecker	Card checker	Tap-to-verify cards against the directory	Standard
module.inductions	Device inductions	Start-of-year handout checklists and roster tracking	Standard
portal.client	Student portal	Students look up and lodge their own repairs, loans and purchases	Standard
portal.parent	Parent portal	Parents view their child’s repairs and, optionally, costs	Standard
module.sla	Service levels	Resolution targets per priority with overdue flagging	Standard
module.csat	Satisfaction	Post-repair star rating, summarised on the dashboard	Standard
module.reports	Reports	Operational reports with CSV export and scheduled delivery	Standard
module.statusPage	Status page	Community-facing uptime page driven by your monitors	Standard
module.integrations	API and webhooks	Public API keys, signed webhooks, and the MCP endpoint	Standard
module.automation	Automation rules	When-then rules on submission creation	Advanced
module.monitors	Services monitor	Uptime monitoring with severity-based alerts	Advanced
module.printers	Printers	Live printer fleet over SNMP	Advanced
module.security	Security	ThreatLocker approval requests, ticket-linked	Advanced
module.backups	Backups	Encrypted scheduled backups and portable export	Advanced

Tiers are cumulative. Standard includes everything in Core, and so on. See plans.

Dependencies

Modules are mostly independent. The ones that are not:

This	Needs
module.costs	module.repairs, which is where costs are recorded
module.csat	module.repairs, since ratings are collected on the tracking page
module.statusPage	module.monitors, or it has nothing to show
module.automation	module.repairs, since rules run on submission creation
The MCP endpoint	module.integrations. Without it /api/mcp returns 404
The help centre	Nothing, but it is empty without module.knowledgeBase

module.assets covers both stocktake and disposals.

Deployment-level disabling

A self-hosted deployment can hide modules regardless of what a tenant administrator does:

DISABLED_MODULES=module.cardChecker,module.inductions

A module hidden this way cannot be re-enabled from the interface while the variable is set.

What disabling does not do

It hides the module. Nothing is deleted, and turning it back on restores everything.

The thing to think about before switching something off in a live system is whether people are relying on it right now. Turning off Loans while devices are out means nobody can return them until it comes back.