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# How to define access on assets?
In Kiflo an asset can be shared with everyone, to your team, or a specific partner, partner level, or group.
## How to define access?
Under **Manage** > **Assets**, you can either **edit** a current asset or **add** a new asset to define **"Who has access"**; the main reason to define **"who has access"** is to give the user the ability to share assets with the relevant party. For example, a reseller program will have more sales-orientated assets whereas an affiliate will have more marketing-orientated assets. **"Who has access"** allows you to differentiate assets.
The screenshot below shows you wherein the user interface you can define who has access:
## Access type: My team
The first type of **"Who has access"** is called **"My team"**. If you want to share internal assets with your coworkers you can do so by defining the access as **"My team"**. Partners won't have access to those assets at all.
## Access type: Some partners
The second type of **"Who has access"** is called **"Some partners"**. Below are the types under **"Some partners":**
#### Select one or multiple programs
* You can define access to a specific partner program level. An example of this is everyone in your Referral Program Gold Level/Tier will have access to these asset/s.
#### Select one or multiple groups
* You can define access to a specific group. Groups are defined under **Manage** > **Groups.** An example of this is everyone in the group Asia gets access to these asset/s.
#### Select one or multiple partners
* You can define access to a specific partner. An example of this is your partner "Amazon" gets exclusive access to these asset/s.
## Access type: Everyone
The third type of **"Who has access"** is called **"Everyone"**. If you want to share assets with all users (coworkers & all partners) you can do so by defining the access as **"Everyone"**.
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