> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.premsoft.de/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.premsoft.de/en/plugins/seo-tools/configuration.md).

# Configuration

You will find the basic settings under **Extensions → My extensions → PremSoft SEO Tools → ⋯ → Configuration**. The settings can be chosen per **sales channel** — switch the sales channel at the top of the dialog. This lets you store different values for, say, your German and your international channel.

Premium fields are marked with **(premium)**. As long as you have not unlocked Premium, they are visible but locked and show a small **Explore plans** hint.

## General

* **Activate plugin for this sales channel** — switch to turn the storefront features (canonical, robots, rich snippets …) on or off per sales channel. Active by default.
* **Variant canonical points to parent product** — sets globally that product variants use the parent product as their canonical URL. Can also be controlled per product.

## Rich snippets

* **Output product, breadcrumb and organization schema** — switches for the three free base schemas.
* **Company name** and **logo URL** for the organization schema (appears e.g. in the Google Knowledge Panel).
* **Return policy** (premium): return window in days, country and return shipping fees for the merchant return policy schema.

## Sitemap

* **Include products / categories / landing pages** — which content ends up in the sitemap.
* **Change frequency** and **priority** — hints to search engines about how often content changes and how important it is.
* **Image sitemap** (premium): maximum images per product and whether the cover image is listed first.

## AI integration (premium)

Credentials for the AI meta suggestions: provider (Anthropic, OpenAI or your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint), API key, model, output language and optional custom prompts. Details in the [Meta data](/en/plugins/seo-tools/management-dashboard/meta-data.md#ai-meta-suggestions-premium) chapter.

## Google Search Console (premium)

OAuth credentials (client ID, client secret) and the property URL of your verified website in the Search Console. Details in the [SEO analysis](/en/plugins/seo-tools/management-dashboard/seo-analysis.md#google-search-console-premium) chapter.

## Redirects (premium)

* **Log 404 errors** — enables 404 monitoring.
* **Keep redirect log (days)** — how long 404 entries are stored before the daily cleanup task removes them.

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Once the basics are set, continue with the individual features — for example the [Meta data](/en/plugins/seo-tools/management-dashboard/meta-data.md).


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