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# Differences of the Server and Cloud user interface
## Sidebar menu versus configuration tabs
As shown in the image below, the sidebar menu items of the Server interface can be found under the different configuration tabs on the Cloud interface for features that are available on both interfaces. The location of the **Getting Started** option is the same on both interfaces.
Note: In this document, unless otherwise stated, procedures will instruct you to reach menu items under the configuration tabs on the Cloud interface (instead of the **Emails** sidebar which has fewer options and is not always visible).
## Emails top menu versus Emails collapsible sidebar
On the Server interface, it is possible to navigate to some important configuration panels directly through the **Emails** menu of the top navigation bar. Documentation and support related links are also included here. On the Cloud interface, a similar list of options is available on a collapsible sidebar if you select **Emails** under the **Apps** menu of the top navigation bar.
If you select **Manage Your Apps** under the **Apps** menu of the top navigation bar, you won't see the collapsible **Emails** sidebar on Cloud.
## Configuration option
As shown in the image below, the **Configuration** option is available on both interfaces: under **Manage apps** on Server and **Manage your apps** on Cloud.
Note: In the procedures of this document, unless otherwise stated, it is supposed that you have already navigated to the configuration views on both interfaces either through the **Configuration** options shown above or through the **Emails** options of the top navigation bars.
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