
Module Manager
The Module Manager gives platform administrators a central place to view, enable, and disable Pilot modules and extensions across all sites.
Key Features
- Module Cards: Each module is displayed as a card showing its name, category, description, version, and how many sites currently have it active.
- Enable / Disable Toggle: A toggle switch on each card turns a module on or off globally with a single click.
- Category Filtering: Filter the module list by category — Marketing, Engagement, Content, Commerce, or Collaboration.
- Search: Type in the search bar to find modules by name, description, or category.
- Module Details: Click the Details button on any card to open a full information panel, including version metadata and a list of sites where the module is active.
- Installation Status: Each card shows a status indicator — a green checkmark if the module files are installed, or a warning icon if the module folder is missing.
How to Use
Enabling or Disabling a Module
- Locate the module you want to change using the search bar or category filter.
- Use the toggle switch in the top-right corner of the module card.
- The page refreshes automatically and a confirmation message confirms the change.
Viewing Module Details
- Click the Details button on any module card.
- The details panel shows:
- Module version and category
- Current enabled/disabled status
- Whether the module files are installed
- A list of all sites that have this module active, with each site's activation status
Filtering by Category
- Use the Category dropdown above the module list.
- Select a category (Marketing, Engagement, Content, Commerce, or Collaboration) to show only modules in that group.
- Select All Categories to clear the filter.
Searching for a Module
- Type in the search bar at the top of the list.
- Results update as you type, matching against the module name, description, and category.
Tips
- The number shown on each card under Sites tells you how many sites currently have that module activated — useful for understanding impact before disabling.
- A warning icon on a card means the module's files are not installed on the server, even if it appears enabled.
- Disabling a module here affects it globally — it will be unavailable across all sites until re-enabled.