System modules

ModuleCatalogs

Suggested profileAdministration

PermissionMODULES: WRITE / ADMIN

StatusValidated

Objective

Maintain the catalog of system modules. Each module groups submodules and appears as a block in the dynamic sidebar.

How the screen is organized

p-table table with the columns:

Column	Description
Drag handle	To reorder (move up or down).
Checkbox	Selection for bulk delete.
Name	Module name.
Icon	Representative icon.
Status	Active or inactive switch.
Actions	Edit, delete.

Available actions

• Create module: high dialog.
• Edit module: adjust name, icon or status.
• Reorder modules: drag rows to change the order of appearance.
• Activate or deactivate: the module and its associated submodules stop showing in the sidebar when deactivated.
• Delete: asks for confirmation; requires MODULES: ADMIN.

Permissions

• MODULES: WRITE to create, edit, reorder.
• MODULES: ADMIN to delete.

Before starting

• Have clear the purpose of the module and which submodules it will group.
• Validate that the icon to use is available in the icon system.

Step by step - Create

1. Go to Catalogs -> Modules.
2. Click New module.
3. Enter: name, key, icon, display order.
4. Confirm.

Expected result

• The module is registered and appears as a block in the sidebar (if active).
• The system shows a success message.

Pending: add screenshot of catalogos-modulos-01-listado.png and catalogos-modulos-02-dialogo.png.

Common errors

Situation	What to do
The module does not appear in the sidebar	Verify that it is active and that the session reloaded permissions.
The reordering is not saved	Check the connection; the system saves the order automatically.

Suggested permissions

• MODULES: WRITE.

Operational recommendations

• Avoid creating modules with redundant names.
• Document internally which submodules belong to each module.
• Before deactivating, validate that no user depends exclusively on that module.

Relation with other modules

• Submodules: each submodule belongs to a module.
• Sidebar: the active modules and their submodules visible according to permissions feed the dynamic side menu.