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# Managing Entitlements (from the Customer page)
Add or edit a customer's entitlements directly from the customer page instead of navigating to the entitlements section separately.
To streamline customer management, you can easily add or edit entitlements directly within the customer page.
Navigate to a customer from the list or use the search function.
Once on the customer page, in the top right section, you will see the "Add" plus button and also the number of entitlements this customer has allocated. Clicking the number expansion icon takes you to the entitlements tab on the page.
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Alternatively, you can create an entitlement for this customer directly on the customer page by clicking the "Create Entitlement" plus sign located at the top right.
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