# Access bundles
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For information on access bundles in the **admin account** for your customer, read further below.
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On the access bundles page (access through the personal menu at the top right of the screen), [access bundles](/files/access-rights.md) can be viewed, edited, created and deleted.
On this page, you can view:
* the access bundles you created in addition to the access bundle to your own library (the default view) ; and
* the access bundles that others have created and that you are a part of.
Switch between both overviews by using the tabs on top of the page:
## Creating a new access bundle
An access bundle is automatically created for every group that contains a group library. By default, this access bundle only assigns *use* rights to the members of that group.
A new access bundle can be created by clicking , available in the top right corner. A new bundle will pop up, looking like this:
Now you can start configuring the new bundle, giving it a name, adding the members and assigning the correct rights. Click *save changes* when you are done.
### Bundle name
You can give this bundle a name, enabling you (and others) to easily retrieve the bundle when giving access rights to it. Click the *Click to Edit* text to edit the bundle’s name.
### Bundle members
By default, all users of the customer you are customer will be listed in the bundle. This does not mean, however, that they have any rights in this bundle as you can leave the rights themselves unchecked or check as much of them as necessary.
You can further choose to add groups **that you are a member of** to the access bundle. When creating a new bundle, Clause9 will automatically create space for one group which you can select in the dropdown menu . Additional groups can be added by hitting .
### Bundle rights
With respect to both (i) all users of the customer; and (ii) the users of the groups you added to the bundle, you have to define which rights they will have with respect to this access bundle (i.e. with respect to the files this access bundle will be given access to).
Three types of rights are available:
* **use** — enables the users in the access bundle to use a file (e.g. insert a clause in a document, use a concept or its datafield(s) in a clause, etc.)
* **edit** — enables the users in the access bundle to edit the contents of a file
* **create** — this right is only relevant for folders, as it enables the users in the access bundle to create new folders or files in a folder
## Managing existing bundles
Existing bundles can be edited simply by clicking on them.
Deleting an existing bundle can be done simply by clicking on the right.
## Access bundles in the admin account
The admin account can create access bundles centrally. While a normal user’s account only sees the access bundles created by itself and to its own library under *your own access bundles*, the admin account can view and manage the **access bundles to all group libraries** of the customer account.
In addition, under *others’ access bundles*, the admin account can see all access bundles created by the users of the customer he administers.
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