Settings

Open Settings from the System section of the sidebar. A search box at the top filters the sections. They appear in this order.

General

• Output folder — the root all utilities save under, in per-utility subfolders. Browse… to change it, Reveal to open it.
• Job concurrency — maximum jobs running simultaneously (1–16).

Notifications

• Notify when a job finishes — a system notification when a conversion completes or fails.

Startup and window

• Launch on Windows startup — start BizTray minimized to the tray at login.

Updates

• Update channel — Stable or Beta. Beta receives releases earlier, with more risk.
• Check for updates — the Check now button checks the feed. Once an update has downloaded this becomes Restart to update. See section 15.

Privacy and diagnostics

Anonymous, opt-out telemetry. Never includes URLs, filenames, or media.

• Crash reports — send anonymized crash diagnostics.
• Usage analytics — send anonymous feature-usage events.
• Reinstall / Uninstall analytics — on first launch, send a single anonymous id so installs and reinstalls can be measured.

Bandwidth exchange

• Share idle bandwidth — controls participation, and whether the utilities will run.
• Exchange status — live; the engine's actual state.

See section 17.

Utilities

• A card per utility with a switch to enable or disable it. Disabled utilities are hidden from the sidebar. Each card shows the subfolder that utility Saves to.
• Utilities with configurable defaults show them on the card:
  • Office to PDF — Open output folder after converting.
  • Office Converter — Default output format, Default image format.
  • PDF Converter — Default output format, Default image resolution (DPI).
  • Image to PDF — Default output mode, Default merged file name.
  • PDF Organizer — Default split span.
  • PDF Fill and Sign — Default date format.
  • Cards for utilities without defaults read "This utility has no additional settings."

About

• Version — the installed BizTray build.
• Privacy policy — Open launches it in your browser.
• Open-source licenses — for the bundled engines and libraries (LibreOffice, pdfcpu, qpdf, and others). Included with the app.