diff --git a/docs/00__Overview/2__Apache_Camel_Context_Concept/apache_camel_context_concept.md b/docs/00__Overview/2__Apache_Camel_Context_Concept/apache_camel_context_concept.md
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--- a/docs/00__Overview/2__Apache_Camel_Context_Concept/apache_camel_context_concept.md
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@@ -46,6 +46,7 @@ There are multiple chain elements, that have very specific ways of processing co
### Split
Diagram below shows how context data is being managed by **Split** element:
+

**Steps Description**
diff --git a/docs/00__Overview/4__General_Functions/general_functions.md b/docs/00__Overview/4__General_Functions/general_functions.md
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--- a/docs/00__Overview/4__General_Functions/general_functions.md
+++ b/docs/00__Overview/4__General_Functions/general_functions.md
@@ -93,9 +93,24 @@ There is filtering functionality available for most of the column tables, utiliz
It is possible to specify multiple filtering conditions via "**Add filter**" button. When filters are applied, button "**Filter**" will have a small counter indicator, showing quantity of active filters. It is also possible to remove particular filter via  button or remove all filters via "**Clear All**" button.
+## Table Sorting
+For some table columns the following functions can be available:
+-  Sort Ascending
+-  Sort Descending
+
## Table Settings
Most of the tables in the system can be adjusted not only by extending/shrinking column size, but also by controlling each column's visibility and sequence. To do so, click gear button  on top of the table and adjust properties accordingly. Some of the columns can't be hidden or moved - this is explained for exact columns in respective design articles.
+## View User Details
+Click user icon  on top right of the screen to see user and tenant details:
+- username
+- user email
+- tenant name
+- tenant id
+
+Tenant is being defined during the login operation, exactly when user selects the domain.
+
+
## Go to Home Page
**`⛔ Not available via VS Code extension`**
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@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+
+
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+
+
diff --git a/docs/00__Overview/7__Chain_Availability_Setup_Via_Access_Control/access_control.md b/docs/00__Overview/7__Chain_Availability_Setup_Via_Access_Control/access_control.md
index c3ef706..dc0e68f 100644
--- a/docs/00__Overview/7__Chain_Availability_Setup_Via_Access_Control/access_control.md
+++ b/docs/00__Overview/7__Chain_Availability_Setup_Via_Access_Control/access_control.md
@@ -27,9 +27,9 @@ All sequentially added roles for each particular endpoint shall be specified man
| -------------------------- | --------------------------- | ---------------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------ | ------- | ------- |
| Trigger Chain via Endpoint | /qip-routes/chain/checkData | QIP-CHAIN | ALL | - | Allow | Allow |
| Trigger Chain via Endpoint | /chain/checkData | QIP-CHAIN | RETRIEVE | - | Deny | Allow |
-| Trigger Chain via Endpoint | /order/{orderId}/submit | | | Order | SUBMIT | Deny |
+| Trigger Chain via Endpoint | /order/{orderId}/submit | Order | SUBMIT | - | Allow | Deny |
-Where Resource, Resource Type, Operation are values, configured on [HTTP Trigger](../../01__Chains/1__Graph/1__Elements_Library/6__Triggers/1__HTTP_Trigger/http_trigger.md) within a chain.
+Where **Resource, Resource Type, Operation** are values, configured on [HTTP Trigger](../../01__Chains/1__Graph/1__Elements_Library/6__Triggers/1__HTTP_Trigger/http_trigger.md) within a chain.
## User Interface
diff --git a/docs/01__Chains/1__Graph/1__Elements_Library/5__Transformation/2__Mapper/mapper.md b/docs/01__Chains/1__Graph/1__Elements_Library/5__Transformation/2__Mapper/mapper.md
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--- a/docs/01__Chains/1__Graph/1__Elements_Library/5__Transformation/2__Mapper/mapper.md
+++ b/docs/01__Chains/1__Graph/1__Elements_Library/5__Transformation/2__Mapper/mapper.md
@@ -211,15 +211,10 @@ Supported formats and data:
>ℹ️ **Note:**
>**Schema Change Handling**
>
-> When the source or target schema is updated, the Mapper does not overwrite existing mappings.
->
-> Instead, it reconciles changes:
-> - Existing mappings are preserved if fields remain unchanged.
+> When the source or target schema is updated, the system is trying to preserve existing mappings (connection arrows) if it is possible:
> - New fields are added but not mapped automatically.
-> - Removed or incompatible fields may break mappings and require manual fixes.
-> - Renamed fields are treated as new and must be re-mapped.
->
-> This ensures that schema updates do not unexpectedly reset user configurations.
+> - Renamed fields are treated as new and must be re-mapped manually.
+> - Changing a field's data type or its 'Required' flag will not break the mapping.
#### Edit Body Structure
There are control buttons, available under () expandable menu in **Graph View**. This menu becomes visible after hovering the mouse on the desirable attribute. For **Table View** access control buttons with similar functionality exist and they are hidden by default. To display the buttons, hover the mouse on desired attribute or attribute value for its modification.
@@ -303,38 +298,6 @@ The table below contains description of possible connection pairs, that could be
| Array of Primitives | Array's field (Primitives) | Mapper creates as many objects as many values array of primitives contains (including the cases when array of primitive is also part of array) and maps each value of source array to each new object (order of the resulted objects is based on the order of values in the array of primitives). |
| Constant | Any type | It is possible to add a constant via left (source) scheme and map it to the specific target parameter with specifying target data type. If constant value is not equal to constant name, they both are displayed on **Graph View**, but only value will be mapped. The value is displayed with grey font color right after the constant name.
In general, conversion is similar for "Primitive to ..." cases.
User is able to fill next constant's details: