> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.flowretail.com/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.flowretail.com/docs/getting-started/software-clients/admin.md).

# Admin

This client is a 100% web-based client that runs completely in your browser, and covers all general maintenance like creating or importing products, maintaining the stores, the terminals, users and much more.

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The client does NOT support mobile use, so you need to run it in a browser on a desktop computer. 
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## Functionality

Some of the functionality includes:

* Product administration
* Store administration
* User administration
* Configuration
* Payment setup

## Requirements

#### Requirements, operating system

* Windows version 10, 11 or later
* MacOS version 11 or later

#### Requirements, browser version

* Chrome (version 90 or later)
* Firefox (version 88 or later)
* Microsoft Edge (version 90 or later)
* Safari (version 14 or later)

## Accessing `Admin`

Backoffice is available directly in the web browser, and so to access it you simply need to navigate to [https://admin.flowretail.com](https://backoffice.flowretail.com)

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We recommend using Google Chrome or Safari, though all modern web browers will work. Also note that Backoffice is NOT built for being used on mobile phones, and so be sure to access it through a browser on your computer/laptop.
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To be able to access Admin, you need "Admin Access" on your user. Contact your supervisor or Flow Retail Helpdesk if you need any assistance.
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