Edit Settings

1. Click the Edit button at the top left to open the settings edit mode.

2. Edit any of the settings, described in the table below.

   Settings fields and descriptions

   Field	Description
   Population	The jurisdiction’s population as noted in the most recent decennial census. This field is used in formulas and calculations related to FEMA’s thresholds.
   Use Tracking	Enables Crisis Track tracking functionality. When disabled, tracking data will not be collected and will not render breadcrumbs on the maps.
   Use Clustering	Enables Crisis Track clustering functionality on maps. When enabled, if there are many data points for certain types of data, those data points are grouped as cluster pins in a grid. For example, when many entries are close together on the map, the group of entries is represented by a red cluster pin. The number on the pin indicates how many entries it contains. Structures are clustered in the same way as entries, except the pins are different colors.
   Cluster Limit	Determines the maximum number of structures inside an incident before High Data Mode is activated. This prevents Crisis Track from using too much memory to load structures.
   Map Display Limit	If clustering is enabled, this is the number of points on the map before points become clustered representations.
   Request Block Size	The number of entries returned in one request from the console application.
   Default Coordinates	Set what default method is used for displaying coordinates: latitude and longitude (Lat/Long), United States National Grid (USNG), Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM), or None.
   Allow Jurisdiction Admins to create incidents	As a parent account admin, admin (no payroll), or commander, you have the ability to create new incidents. Any incident created at the parent account level will automatically be added at the jurisdiction child account level. By enabling this setting, you allow jurisdiction admins to create incidents specific to their jurisdictions. This can be helpful when an event only affects a specific jurisdiction and not the entire account, such as an isolated flood. In this case, incident commanders can respond more quickly without having to wait for someone at the account level to create the incident.
   Incident Notifications	Enable this setting for Crisis Track to send email notifications when new incidents are created. Enter the email address where these notifications should be sent and click Add. Repeat for any additional persons.
   Resident Self-Reporting Notifications	Enable this setting for Crisis Track to send email notifications when resident self-reports are received, making it easier to track submitted self-reports and assign them for follow-up. Enter the email address where these notifications should be sent and click Add. Repeat for any additional persons. Video: How to Set Up Resident Self Reporting Notifications
   New Self-Reporting Notifications	Allows you to configure notifications that send when specific forms are created or when a form field gains a specific value. For example, you can set up a notification that sends whenever a Commercial Damage form is created and the Damage field has a value of Destroyed. Configure notifications Click Add. The Edit Notification window appears. Select a Form to use. If you only want the notification to send when a form field has a specific value, select a conditional field, then select the value for that field. If you do not select a conditional field, a notification is sent any time the selected form is created. Click Add when finished. The notification is created, but not enabled. Select Notify to enable the notification. An email address field appears. Enter the email address where these notification should be sent and click Add. Repeat for any additional persons.
   Reentry Permit Notifications	If you use the Reentry Permits feature, enable this setting for Crisis Track to send email notifications when reentry permit applications are received. Enter the email address where these notifications should be sent and click Add. Repeat for any additional persons.
   Three Login Attempts Lockout	Enable this setting to lock accounts for 15 minutes after three consecutive login attempts with an incorrect password are made.
   Inactive User Lockout	Enable this setting to lock accounts that have been inactive for a specified number of days. Enabling this displays a time (days) field; enter a number between 10 and 10,000 days.
   30 Minute Timeout	Enable this setting to log users out of Crisis Track when they have been inactive for 30 minutes. A warning window will display 5 minutes before they are logged out.
   10 Mobile Login Attempts Wipe	Specify if and how data is wiped when 10 login attempts have been made with an incorrect password on mobile devices: No, never wipe data Yes, but only wipe saved data Yes, wipe all data
   Minimum Password Length	Enable to specify the minimum characters required for password length.
   Minimum Number of Capitals in Password	Enable to specify the minimum number of capital letters required in passwords.
   Minimum Number of Specials in Password	Enable to specify the minimum number of special characters required in passwords.
   Minimum Number of Numbers in Password	Enable to specify the minimum number of integers 0-9 required in passwords.

3. After making changes to the settings, click Save at the top of the page.