ANTE User Manual

About

The About page is a read-only screen that shows basic information about your ANTE installation and where to get help. There are no editable fields, buttons, or actions on this page — it simply displays details.

Overview

Use the About page to check which version of ANTE you are running, when it was built, which environment you are in (development or production), and how to reach support or the documentation.

Getting There

Go to SettingsAbout.

Page Layout

The page has two sections:

  • System Information — application name, version, build date, environment, and build commit
  • Support & Resources — technical support email, documentation link, and developer

System Information

FieldDescription
Application NameThe product name — Ante ERP System
VersionThe current version number of your installation, shown as a badge
Build DateThe date this version was built
EnvironmentShows production (green) or development (amber), indicating which environment you are using
Build CommitA short build reference code. This appears only when build information is available, otherwise it is hidden

Support & Resources

FieldDescription
Technical SupportAn email link to support@geer.solutions — click to open a new email to support
DocumentationA link to docs.ante.ph — opens the online documentation in a new tab
DeveloperThe company that develops ANTE — Geer IT Solutions, Inc.

Common Tasks

Checking Your Version

  1. Go to SettingsAbout
  2. In the System Information section, read the Version badge
  3. Note the Build Date and Build Commit if you need to report them to support

Confirming Your Environment

  1. Open the About page
  2. Look at the Environment field
  3. A green production badge means you are on the live system; an amber development badge means a non-production environment

Contacting Support

  1. Open the About page
  2. In the Support & Resources section, click support@geer.solutions to send an email, or
  3. Click docs.ante.ph to open the online documentation in a new browser tab

Tips

  • Have your version ready — when contacting support, share your Version and Build Commit so they can identify your installation.
  • Check the environment — confirm you are on production before making important changes.