Advanced configuration

Advanced tenant configuration for power users: manage YAML files, `.fctwc` backups, audit history, and configuration comparisons with The Wallet Crew Support guidance.

Advanced configuration provides power-user access to The Wallet Crew tenant YAML configuration. Each tenant has a set of YAML files that define its complete configuration.

Secrets are not stored in these files. The Wallet Crew stores secrets in a dedicated Key Vault.

The Advanced configuration editor is intended for power users. It provides controlled access for support-directed exceptions, full configuration backups, imports, and change review.

Do not use this editor unless The Wallet Crew Support team asks for a specific change. Most settings have dedicated screens that update the underlying files safely.

Real-world examples

• The Wallet Crew Support team provides a configuration adjustment for an exceptional connector requirement.
• A power user exports an .fctwc backup before a support-guided configuration update.
• A team compares staging and production configuration before an approved release.

Open the advanced configuration editor

Open the tenant's advanced configuration editor from Settings → Advanced configuration.

Use the editor only after receiving instructions from The Wallet Crew Support team. Do not change a configuration file without those instructions. A file can affect several platform features.

Export or import a full tenant configuration

The editor can export the full tenant configuration as a backup. The exported file uses the .fctwc extension, which means Full Configuration The Wallet Crew.

An .fctwc file is a ZIP archive containing all tenant configuration files. Keep exports securely, as they can contain configuration details.

Use import to restore or transfer a previously exported tenant configuration:

1. Export the current configuration before making changes.
2. Select the .fctwc file to import.
3. Review the imported configuration, then validate its effect in the relevant administration screens.

An import restores configuration files only. Secrets remain managed separately in the dedicated Key Vault.

Review tenant configuration changes

The configuration audit history records tenant configuration changes. Open Settings → Monitoring → Audit to review them.

The history table shows four columns:

• Timestamp — when the change occurred.
• File name — the configuration file that changed.
• Author — the person who made the change.
• File changes — the recorded modification.

Each entry provides two comparison actions:

• Compare with previous shows the selected version against its preceding version.
• Compare with current shows the selected version against the active configuration.

Compare tenant configurations

Open Settings → Tools → Configuration comparison to compare tenant configurations without changing them.

This view can compare configurations across environments. It can also compare tenants when access includes more than one tenant. Select a date to compare the active configuration with a previous version.

Use comparisons before importing a backup or applying an exceptional manual change. This helps identify unintended differences early.

Configuration file reference

Each configuration file has a dedicated reference page. These pages describe the file's purpose, supported YAML schema, and configuration constraints.

FAQ

When should the advanced configuration editor be used?

Use it only when The Wallet Crew Support team requests a specific change. Standard platform features should be configured through their dedicated administration screens.

Does a full configuration export include secrets?

No. Secrets are stored separately in the dedicated Key Vault and are not included in .fctwc exports.

Can configurations be compared across tenants?

Yes, when the account has access to more than one tenant. The comparison view also supports environment and date-based comparisons.