> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.digit.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.digit.org/health/access/public-health-product-suite/health-campaign-management-hcm/hcm-console/configure-modules.md).

# Configure Modules

## Overview

The **Mobile App Configuration** screen allows administrators to set up and customise the functional modules available to field workers during campaign execution.

From this screen, you can:

* Control how beneficiaries are registered
* Define how services are delivered
* Manage referrals
* Track inventory
* Enable issue reporting
* Customise screen text and data fields

Each module can be configured independently. Changes made here directly affect the behaviour, workflow, and data capture experience in the mobile application.

## Steps

### Step 1: Open Module Configuration

1. On the Campaign Home Page, you will see a list of available mobile app modules.
2. Click **Configure** on the module you want to customise.
3. You will be redirected to the module-specific configuration screen.

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### Step 2: Customise Screen-Level Content

Within the selected module:

1. Update **page headings** to reflect the campaign context.
2. Modify **descriptions** to provide clear instructions to field workers.
3. Review template elements displayed on the screen.

Customising this content ensures clarity and consistency for field users.

### Step 3: Manage Screen Fields

For each screen within the module, you can:

* **Add new fields** to capture additional data.
* **Remove existing fields** that are not required.
* **Update field labels** to improve clarity.
* **Edit helper text** to guide field workers on data entry.
* **Restrict Screenshots** disables screenshots on this screen in the mobile app to protect sensitive information.

Make sure all required data fields align with the campaign’s reporting and operational needs.

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### Step 4: Save Changes

1. Review your configurations.
2. Click **Save Configuration** before exiting the module configuration screen.

Repeat the process for all required modules.

Your mobile app modules are now configured for campaign execution.


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