> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.linuxfoundation.org/lfx/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.linuxfoundation.org/lfx/easycla/v1-deprecated/cla-manager/add-or-delete-cla-managers.md).
# Add or Delete CLA Managers
CCLA managers have the following responsibilities:
* Add a company to a project.
* Authorize domain names and email addresses.
* Change the settings to manage your company CLAs.
**To Add or Delete CLA Managers:**
1. [Sign in](/lfx/easycla/v1-deprecated/cla-manager/sign-in-to-the-easycla-corporate-console.md) to the corporate console.
2. Click a **company** of interest.
The CLA Corporate Console shows Signed CLAs.
3. Click a **CLA**.
Project Signatures lists the CCLA Managers and Employee Acknowledgements for the project.
4. Do an action:
* [Add a CCLA Manager](#add-a-ccla-manager)
* [Delete a CCLA Manager](#delete-a-ccla-manager)
## Add a CCLA Manager
1. Click the **plus sign** (+) in the CLA Managers pane.
The Add CLA Manager dialog appears.
2. Enter the Linux Foundation identification of the CCLA manager who you want to add and click **SAVE**.
The CCLA manager is listed under CLA Managers.
## Delete a CCLA Manager
1. Click **Delete** next to a CCLA manager to remove that person as a CCLA signatory.
2. Click **DELETE** on the Delete Manager confirmation dialog.
The CCLA manager is removed from under CLA Managers.
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