# Set up Smart Fitting Room

> Add products to the Smart Fitting Room application and configure essential settings.

## How to access Smart Fitting Room settings

1. Your new installation will be available in the sidebar under **Apps** → **Installations**
2. Open the installation and select the **Settings** tab to access Smart Fitting Room options
3. For the initial setup, go to the **Global settings** section and click **Edit settings**. You will be able to provide [space and device overrides](https://learn.phystack.com/additional-explanations/what-are-global-settings-and-settings-overrides/) after you add devices to the installation.

## How to configure Smart Fitting Room basics

1. Set or change the installation name. This is the title visible in **Apps** → **Installations**
2. Pick an existing or create a new [installation group](https://learn.phygrid.com/glossary/#installation-group) that this installation belongs to. This is also visible in **Apps** → **Installations**
3. Enable at least one language for the app by clicking on **Multi-language support** (see [Glossary](https://learn.phygrid.com/glossary/#multi-language-support))
4. Select the app's **Supported languages** and its **Default language**. The app also uses the default language for product data, so make sure your products have texts in it
5. Save the changes and refresh the page to properly enable language support
6. **Tasks App** → **Queue:** Select the queue of the Tasks installation you set up in the previous step. Staff requests are sent there
7. **Product Types coverage:** Optionally, click **Add** and enter [product type](https://learn.phygrid.com/glossary/#product-type) IDs to limit the products to a subset of your Grid Products inventory
8. **Features** → **Call for help:** Show a button that lets customers request assistance without choosing an item

## How to customise Smart Fitting Room appearance

1. **Idle** → **Splash Media:** Show an image or video when the device is not used (when no active RFID tags have been read)
2. Upload custom **fonts** for the app
3. Choose a **theme style** - light or dark
4. Choose a **button style** - rounded or straight corners
5. Set custom **colors** for the app