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# Application Settings

This section contains information about system-wide settings and configurations.

## How-to guides

* [App settings](/2024.2/application-settings/how-to-guides/config-builder-guide.md): Control system-wide settings on the Immuta app settings page.
* [Configure a BI tool](/2024.2/application-settings/how-to-guides/bi-tools/bi-tool-configuration-recommendations.md): Configure Immuta to enforce policies on the dashboards of your BI tools.
* [Add ODBC drivers](/2024.2/application-settings/how-to-guides/odbc-drivers.md): Configure additional ODBC drivers to register data from additional technologies.
* [Add a license key](/2024.2/application-settings/how-to-guides/licenses.md): Manage your Immuta licenses.
* [Manage encryption keys](/2024.2/application-settings/how-to-guides/encryption-key-management.md): Use your own encryption key to encrypt and decrypt values in Immuta.
* [System status bundle](/2024.2/application-settings/how-to-guides/system-status-bundle.md): Export and download a system status bundle to assess and solve issues with the Immuta application.

## Reference guides

* [Data processing](/2024.2/application-settings/reference-guides/data-processing.md): This reference guide describes the processing data Immuta uses to enact policies, generate data source fingerprints, and the encryption practices on that data.
* [Metadata ingestion](/2024.2/application-settings/reference-guides/metadata-ingestion.md): This reference guide describes the metadata ingestion that happens when users create a data source.


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