> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.digits.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.digits.com/for-clients/manage-your-entities.md).

# Manage Your Entities

An entity is a single business in your organization. Your organization can hold one business or many, and the **Manage Entities** screen gives you an overview of them all—see the team members assigned to each business and jump into a business's settings.

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### How Do I Open Manage Entities?

From your **Organization Dashboard**, click **Manage Entities** in the left navigation.

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You'll see a list of your businesses on the left and a detailed view on the right. You can type to search or filter the list by **Plan Type** or by **Assigned Team Members** to quickly find the business you're looking for.

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### How Do I View a Business?

Select any business in the list to open its details on the right. From here you can:

* **Open its settings** — click the **gear (Settings)** icon to jump to that business's own settings.
* **View its dashboard** — if you have access, open the business to see its financials, transactions, and reports.

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### Who Can Access a Business?

See the team members assigned to the business. For more info, see: [Manage Your Team](/for-clients/manage-your-team.md)

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### Frequently Asked Questions

<details>

<summary>How do I change who can access a business?</summary>

You can manage access from either page, depending on what you're doing:

* **From Manage Entities** (best for one business): select the business, then use the role picker next to each team member to set their role or choose **No Access** to remove them from that business.
* **From Manage Team** (best for one person): select the team member and set their access for each business. See [Manage Your Team](/for-clients/manage-your-team.md)

</details>

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