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# System Status
When you click on **Settings**, below the **General** tab you will find the **System Status.** The System Status enables you to set your system to be **Open** or **Temporarily Closed** on the app.
If you select **Temporarily Closed**, it will give you the option to type a reason as to why you are closed so that your users will be informed.
When you click on **Save** button, this will save the update and you will see a red banner pop up that will indicate that your system is closed and remind you to read our documentation on how it impacts your users.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** The temporary closure reason will be displayed on the app as an error message only when the user clicks on the faded closed button when they attempt to make a rental.
{% endhint %}
Once you are done, don't forget to click **Save** to update the settings. Below are examples of how these are shown on the app:
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