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# Organisation information settings
## The home page/settings
To find the organisation information settings within the admin panel:
1. In the Admin Panel, hover over settings.
2. Select 'General settings'.
3\. Click on 'Organisation information settings' from the left-hand menu.
## Manage your organisation's information settings
Manage organisation information settings by adjusting the following settings:
| Title | Explanation |
| -------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Name of the organiser | The name displayed to users (Usually your companies name). |
| E-mail address | The e-mail address users can reach you on. |
| Location name (if applicable) | The name for your companies location (For example, the name of the building your located in). |
| Street | The street name for your companies address. |
| House number | The house number for your companies address. |
| Postal code | The postal code for your companies address. |
| City | The town/city for your companies address. |
| Phone number | A contact number users can reach you on. |
| Website | Link an external URL for your users to visit. |
| Organisation logo | Upload an image of your logo. |
| Organisation image | The image displayed at the top of your contact page. |
| Main text for the Contact page | Usually a short description of your company, displayed under the contact information. |
| Footer text for the Contact page | Subtext displayed underneath the main text. |
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