# Manage CLA Group Details

As a project manager, you use the CLA Management Console to manage your CLA group details, and view user signatures and companies.

**To manage CLA groups:**

1. [Sign in](/lfx/easycla/v1-deprecated/project-managers/sign-in-to-the-easycla-management-console.md) to the CLA management console
2. Click a **project** of interest.
3. Do any of the following actions:
   * [Change Your Current CLA Type Selections](#change-your-current-cla-type-selections)
   * [View CLA User Signatures](#view-cla-user-signatures)
   * [View the Corporate CLA Companies](#view-the-corporate-cla-companies)

## Change Your Current CLA Type Selections <a href="#change-your-current-cla-type-selections" id="change-your-current-cla-type-selections"></a>

You can change your CLA type selections if needed.

1\. Click the **gear icon** ![CLA Gear Settings icon](/files/-M6cn4LVZQrW6OFZrKQZ) next to the CLA group name.

The CLA Group dialog appears and shows your current CLA type selections.

![CLA CLA Group Edit](/files/-M6cnMePN_E0WU8XLiwM)

2\. Change the CLA Group Name, selections, or all, and click **SAVE**.

## View CLA User Signatures <a href="#view-cla-user-signatures" id="view-cla-user-signatures"></a>

You can view the full set of signatures and list of approved contributors who are interacting with a project. A signature list shows details about who signed a CLA for your project.

1\. Click **VIEW SIGNATURES**.

Details for all user signatures appear:

* **Type** shows Company, Individual, or Employee depending on the CLA type that the user signed.
* **Name** identifies the individual or employee who signed the CLA.
* **Company** identifies the company that is associated with a Corporate CLA.
* **GitHub ID** shows the GitHub identity of the individual or employee.
* **LFID** shows the Linux Foundation identity of the individual or employee.
* **Version** identifies the version of the CLA.
* **Date Signed** shows the date that the individual, employee, or CLA signatory signed the CLA.

![CLA View Signatures](/files/-M6cndBfk0sxbMsKO2be)

2\. (Optional) Click a column header to sort the column values in ascending or descending order. Use the pagination options to go to subsequent or previous pages.

3\. Click **CLOSE**.

## View the Corporate CLA Companies <a href="#view-the-corporate-cla-companies" id="view-the-corporate-cla-companies"></a>

The Corporate CLA list lets you see what companies in your project have a signed Corporate CLA.

1\. Click **VIEW COMPANIES** on a Corporate CLA.

All companies that have signed the Corporate CLA are listed.

![CLA Corporate CLA](/files/-M6cnqWsn51mvRd_yQ6U)

2\. Click **CLOSE**.


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