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  • Administration
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  • Developer Guide
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  1. Administration

Backoffice

Backoffice is the primary admin interface used to design, manage and support Engine deployments. It may be access under /backoffice/ on your deployment. E.g.

https://aca.example.com/backoffice/

All actions performed by backoffice at also available via the control API, which may be used to automate system management.

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