GMS background and hierarchy
Version note: This video was recorded in GMS v1.1.10 beta 6. Navigation, labels, and available products may differ in newer versions.
GMS (Greenwald Management System) provides one management interface for Greenwald products. This walkthrough explains its account-and-location hierarchy, reporting scope, and original role within GreenwaldPay.
Training video
Walkthrough
1. Sign in
Open GMS and sign in with an authorized account. After login, the management screen displays a navigation tree on the left.
2. Understand the hierarchy
GMS organizes managed entities into levels:
- System — top-level administration, including users and accounts.
- Account — groups related locations. The demo uses East and West accounts as geographic examples.
- Location — represents an individual managed site beneath an account.
- Devices — product-specific devices may appear beneath a location.
A system may contain any number of accounts, and each account may contain any number of locations.
3. Choose working scope
Select System, an Account, or a Location in the tree to work at that level. Available tabs and actions depend on selected entity, enabled products, and user permissions.
4. Scope reports
Hierarchy supports reporting at different levels. Run broader reports for an account, or drill into one location for site-specific results.
5. Understand GMS platform role
GMS was introduced to consolidate separate product-management websites into one interface. Recording names legacy systems and products such as FlashCash, Phone Admin, and SMS 3000, while describing roadmap to bring existing and future products into GMS.
6. Historical technical background
Recording describes interface as responsive HTML5 designed for laptop, tablet, and smartphone screens, and identifies Angular 2.0 as frontend technology. These are historical details from GMS v1.1.10 beta 6 and may not describe the current implementation.
Key takeaways
- GMS centralizes management across Greenwald products.
- System → Account → Location hierarchy controls navigation and reporting scope.
- Accounts and locations can model geography or another operational grouping.
- Current behavior may differ substantially from legacy recording.
Transcript
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This is Greenwald Management System, GMS, in context of GreenwaldPay. After login, a tree view shows accounts and locations. System level provides users, accounts, and other management functions. Demo contains East and West accounts, with locations beneath each account. Any number of accounts and locations may be added.
Hierarchy supports reports. Reports can run by account or after drilling into a location. GMS was built to incorporate and unify separate management systems and websites. Recording mentions legacy product systems including FlashCash, Phone Admin, and SMS 3000, with roadmap to bring existing and new products into GMS.
Recording describes GMS as responsive HTML5 for laptops, tablets, and smartphones, with Angular 2.0 frontend.