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 As soon as the data is successfully transferred to the service, the user can continue working in the app immediately without any wait time.
+===== 6. Subsequent Configuration (appsettings.json) =====
+If it becomes necessary to adjust the configuration after the initial installation (e.g., if the SAP password changes or a different port is to be used for Hangfire), the setup does not need to be run again. \\
+You can make the changes directly in the configuration file.
+Navigate to the installation directory of the Windows service (usually located under ''C:\COBI.wms-inventorycounting-service'' or similar) and open the **''appsettings.json''** file with a text editor (as Administrator).
+The configuration is divided into different blocks. Here is an overview of the most important fields and their functions:
+  * Kestrel -> Endpoints -> Http -> Url: The port on which the service and the Hangfire dashboard run (Default: ''http://0.0.0.0:61000''). Change the port number at the end here if the default port is already in use.
+  * SAP -> Server: Address and port of the SAP server.
+  * SAP -> Database: Name of the SAP company database.
+  * SAP -> User / Password: The credentials for SAP Business One.
+  * SAP -> DatabaseType: The selected database type (e.g., ''dst_HANADB'' or ''dst_MSSQL2016'').
+  * Jobs -> UpdateInventoryCountingJobCron: The interval (cron expression) for asynchronous processing.
+  * Hangfire -> User / Password: The access data for the monitoring dashboard.
+  * Api -> Key: The authentication key for the connection between the handheld scanner and the service.
+> **Important: Handling Passwords** \\
+> If you want to change a password (e.g., in the `"SAP"` or `"Hangfire"` block), simply enter the new password in **plain text** into the ''appsettings.json'' file. Save the file and restart the Windows service via the Services management (''services.msc''). \\
+> Upon starting, the service automatically detects the plain text and immediately **hashes** the password. If you open the file again afterwards, you will only see the unreadable hash value instead of your password.