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

# Manage your account

Manage your LawLibrary account details and account-based research settings.

Your account area helps you keep your profile details up to date and manage your personalised research features.

## Open your account area

1. Log in to LawLibrary.
2. Click on your name in the top-right menu and click [**My Account**](https://lawlibrary.org.za/accounts/profile/).

## What you can manage

* Account details such as your name and email address.
* Your password (you can set one if you prefer to log in with a password instead of an email code).
* Your individual subscription, billing details and discounts.
* Your organisation invitations, role and privacy information.
* Account closure if you decide to [delete your account](/your-account/delete-your-account.md).

## Manage an organisation connection

The **Organisation** section shows any organisation invitation sent to the email address on your account. Click **Review invitation** to see the proposed role, plan and privacy setting before you accept it. If staff add your existing account directly as the initial owner, the organisation appears here immediately and no acceptance is required.

After you join, this section shows:

* your organisation and role;
* whether the organisation provides your plan;
* the organisation's privacy setting and what administrators can see; and
* an option to leave the organisation, if your role allows it.

If you are the owner or an administrator, click **Manage \[organisation name]** to manage members, seats and billing. For a new organisation, use **Activate organisation** on the overview to review its committed seats and start payment.

Learn more about [My LawLibrary for Organisations and Chambers](/subscription-management/organisations-and-chambers.md).


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