1.  Takes you to the landing page of your WebAlliance Portal.
2.  Will return you to the Admin Home page at yoursite.com/admin2
3.  This will send the user to the WebAlliance Customer Portal, where designated support contacts within your organization can submit, respond to, and view support tickets with Aldrich Web Solutions.
4. Link to fill out site contacts 
5. Link to view events hosted by Aldrich Web Solutions

1. Settings - Feel free to take a look through all the settings.  There are dozens of options to enable or disable website features, change email recipients, alter inventory text, and much more.  Contact Aldrich Web Solutions with any questions.
2. Visit this link for more information on the Fee Manager: https://wamanuals.aes2.com/m/35379/l/1789951-fee-manager
3. Visit this link for more information on Theme Setup: https://wamanuals.aes2.com/m/54302/l/1546028-theme-setup

1.  WebAlliance keeps a log of all credit card transactions across your website.  Use it for verification and troubleshooting for your credit card payments.  You must be a user with SuperAdmin or Admin access and have the Orders Area role enabled to access this feature.  The log contains all information the website receives from your credit card handler.
2.  Custom CSS is edited in the Design Manager tool. The Design Manager article will give you an in-depth overview on how to use this tool.
3.  Use the Email Template tool to edit the templates that generate the automated email messages sent out by your WebAlliance Portal (e.g. for account creation, password recovery requests, among other things).  For full documentation regarding the Email Template tool, please read the article located here.
4.  Use this tool to reset the server-side cache of certain sections of your WebAlliance Portal.  When you reset the cache, any users currently on the site may experience slightly longer loading times while the cache is being rebuilt.  Otherwise, nothing on the site will be affected. 
5.  Robots.txt is a file that lives on the webserver, unseen by your users.  Search engines use it to help determine how to index your site, and you can use it to help search engines along.   Editing this file is not necessary, but it can be beneficial in certain cases.  You can find the required syntax and formatting for the file at http://www.robotstxt.org/.

Use the Inventory/Pickup Locations tool to define your locations for online inventory.  For documentation regarding the full functionality of the Inventory/Pickup Locations tool, please navigate to the Inventory/Pickup Locations article.