# Settings

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## About

Here you will find the current version of the bot you are on and your local bot data path. This path will take you to the folder in which your information saved on the bot is stored, like accounts, profiles and more. This is also where you can log out of the bot.

## Notifications

This is where you can input your Discord webhook, where bot notifications will be sent. You also have the option to toggle whether or not a webhook message is sent upon order failure. You can send a test notification by clicking the small icon next to "Webhook". 

Here you can also select a sound file to play as your checkout sound, and you can toggle whether or not this sound is played when orders are placed

## Delays

Here you can edit your monitor and error delay (in milliseconds) for each store. Refer to store guides for what delays to run.

## Captcha Solvers

This is where you can open manual harvesters and also setup/toggle automatic captcha solvers. To manually open a harvester, simply select a harvester, and select the site you would like to harvest for. You can setup your automatic captcha solvers by clicking the "Setup" button in the top right corner and inputting your api key/token. Then, simply activate it by toggling it in the "toggle solvers" section below. 

## Accounts

While some modules offer modes which auto-generate accounts for you, the option to manually input accounts is also given, this is where you may do just that. Simply select the store you are inputting accounts for, and enter them in a username:password format.

## Import/Export

Finally, this is where you may import/export all the different data types in and out of the bot. This will be very useful for saving task groups, settings and importing proxies from other bots. Additionally, through the use of a billing convertor, you can import profiles from elsewhere to Mercury AIO.


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