There are different ways to customize the application to give you and your colleagues access to the features, functionality, and data that you need most, in a manner that bests suits your daily work. Those who see the changes will depend on what you do, as described in this table.
In addition to what administrators can customize, users can personalize their pages by adding, moving, or removing fields, freeze panes, parts, and more. For more information, see Personalizing Your Workspace.
| What you can do | Description | Who sees the changes | More information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Install an extension | Extensions are like small applications that add functionality, change behavior, provide access to new online services, and more. For example, Microsoft provides an extension that provides integration with PayPal Payments Standard. | All users in all companies. | Customizing Using Extensions |
| Change which UI elements are visible. | The Experience setting determines how much of the functionality is displayed in the user interface. Choose between Essential and Premium. | All users in a specific company. | Changing Which Features are Displayed |
| Manage users' personalizations. | Control and manage users' personalization by disabling the ability to personalize pages and clearing any page personalizations. | All users in a specific company. | Managing Personalization as an Administrator |
| Enable colors on Role Centers to signal importance. | Set up Cues that appear on users' Role Centers to include an indicator that changes color based on the values in the Cues. | All users in a specific company. | Setting Up a Colored Indicator on Cues |
All feature descriptions in user documentation for Business Central assume the Premium experience, meaning the descriptions cover the full scope of UI elements. Therefore, users with the Essential experience may in some topics read about functionality and UI elements that are not visible in their user interface.
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