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SLM modes allow users to personalise the appearance of Safety Lifecycle Manager by switching between the standard light interface and Dark Mode. This flexibility helps users choose the display that best suits their working environment and personal preference.

Users can quickly toggle between display modes from the application title bar or permanently select a preferred theme through their user profile. Once saved, the preferred mode is automatically applied every time they log in.

This guide explains the available SLM modes, how to switch between them, and how to save your preferred display setting.

What Are SLM Modes?

SLM modes provide two different display themes for Safety Lifecycle Manager:

  • Default Mode (Light Theme)
  • Dark Mode

Both modes provide identical functionality while changing the appearance of the user interface.

Users can choose the theme that offers the best visibility, comfort, and working experience for their environment.

To learn more about navigating the application after logging in, see our Dashboard guide.

Switching Between Default Mode and Dark Mode

Changing SLM modes only takes a single click.

To switch display modes:

  1. Locate the crescent moon icon in the application title bar.
  2. Click the icon to enable Dark Mode.
  3. Click the icon again to return to Default Mode.

The display changes immediately without requiring users to log out or restart the application.

This allows users to switch themes whenever their working conditions change.

Setting Your Preferred SLM Mode

Users can also configure a preferred SLM mode that automatically loads each time they sign in.

To set your preferred theme:

  1. Select your username in the top-right corner.
  2. Choose Update Profile.
  3. Locate the Theme setting.
  4. Select either Default or Dark.
  5. Click Save.

The selected theme becomes your default display whenever you next log into Safety Lifecycle Manager.

Why Use Different SLM Modes?

SLM modes allow users to choose the interface that best suits their personal preferences and working environment.

Some users prefer Default Mode for brightly lit offices, while others find Dark Mode more comfortable during extended periods of use or in lower-light environments.

Both themes provide:

  • Identical application functionality
  • The same navigation tools
  • The same object management features
  • The same reporting capabilities

Only the appearance of the interface changes.

Benefits of SLM Modes

SLM modes improve the user experience by allowing individuals to personalise how Safety Lifecycle Manager is displayed.

Key benefits include:

  • Quick switching between themes
  • Support for Light and Dark Mode
  • Personalised display preferences
  • Improved viewing comfort
  • Automatic loading of preferred themes

These features help users create a workspace that best matches their individual working preferences.

For more information about Safety Lifecycle Manager, see our Functional Safety Management Software guide.

Best Practices for Using SLM Modes

Choosing the right display mode can improve comfort during everyday use.

  • Use Default Mode in bright working environments.
  • Consider Dark Mode during long working sessions.
  • Save your preferred theme to avoid changing it after each login.
  • Switch modes whenever your environment changes.
  • Keep your preferred theme updated through your profile settings.

These simple adjustments can make everyday use of Safety Lifecycle Manager more comfortable.

Learn More About SLM Personalisation

Display modes are one of several personalisation features available within Safety Lifecycle Manager. Combined with dashboards, bookmarks, notifications, and search, they help users create a more efficient working environment. You may also find these related guides useful:

For additional information about designing accessible light and dark user interfaces, visit the Material Design Dark Theme guidance.

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