> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.rekor.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.rekor.ai/rekor-discover-r/vehicle-insite/settings.md).
# Settings
The Settings module allows the user to edit the settings for Rekor Discover, including user and group management and device mapping. The following settings can be managed in this module:
* Personal Settings
* Preferences
* Team Settings
* User Management
* Group Users
* List Management
#### Personal Settings
The Personal Setting screen allows the user to enter their first and last name, and displays the user email address and role, as set by the tenant account administrator. The user may also upload a photo of themselves, if desired.
#### Preferences
The Preference screen allows the user to enable or disable map animations and enable or disable the dark mode theme.
#### Team Settings
The Team Settings screen allows the user to enter their company name, description, and contact information.
#### User Management
The User Management screen allows the user to create new users, and view, edit and delete existing users.
To add a new user, enter the user’s first and last name, email address, enter the role, and upload an avatar, if desired. Click Save.
#### Group Users
The Group Users screen allows the user to create user groups, and view, edit and delete existing users.
To add a new group, enter the group name, then add users. Click Add.
#### List Management
The List Management screen allows the user to create and manage lists of vehicles that should not be counted, i.e., police, DOT vehicles, etc.
To create a new Do Not Count List, enter the list name, then enter the license plates of vehicles that should not be counted, then click Save.
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