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Module Debug

This is an advanced/technical page, not a typical HR configuration screen. It controls whether entire feature modules are shown or hidden in the app. Most workspaces will never need to touch it — the default visibility already matches your subscription. Change it only if your platform admin or support team asks you to.

Who sees it: the Module Debug link under Application only appears for RadixHR platform administrators (the account flagged as Platform Admin in the account menu). Workspace Owners and HR Administrators see only About in that group — the page itself still opens by URL for anyone with settings access, but treat it as support-only.

Module Debug lets you override which feature modules are visible across the application, independent of their normal availability. This is a new page (added September 2026).

What you can see here:

  • Every module in RadixHR (HR Core, Attendance, Leave, Payroll, Documents, Expenses, Advances, Reports, Approvals, Onboarding, API Access, AI Assistant, Recruitment/ATS)
  • Each module’s underlying availability (Available / Coming Soon / Unknown) and its current visibility (Visible / Hidden) in your workspace
  • Whether a module’s visibility has been manually overridden
Module Visibility

How It Works

ConceptMeaning
AvailabilityWhether the module is built and ready to use: Available, Coming Soon (built but not released), or Unknown
VisibilityWhether the module currently shows up in the app’s navigation for your workspace: Visible or Hidden
OVERRIDDEN badgeAppears when someone has manually forced a module’s visibility away from its default. Click the badge to clear the override and return to the default.

Changes here are saved to workspace settings and sync across all devices — every employee in the workspace is affected, not just you.

A module marked Coming Soon or Unknown can still be forced Visible here, but expect an incomplete or non-functional experience — these modules aren’t finished yet.


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