# Document type Settings
On the Metamaze overview page, there is a toggle at the top right corner, where you can switch between projects and document types. To view document type settings, use the toggle.
When you hoover over a specific document type, two buttons will appear:
The button "See document type" will lead you to an overview of all documents of that type. The button Settings leads you to the page where you can manage the document settings.
This document settings page consists of a number of panes. Ranging from top left to bottom right you can find the following panes:
* Document type settings
* Shared with organisations
* Projects overview
* Entities
* Details per entity
## Document type
In this pane you can find a short overview of the document type: name, model type and number of entities are shown.
By clicking on the pencil icon, you can edit those:
## Shared with organisations
In this pane you find an overview of all organisations the document type is shared with. Add more organisations by clicking the "+ Organisation" button. A popup to choose an organisation will show up.
## Project overview
In this pane you can find a list of projects where this document type is used.
Each line shows the name of the project, which user created it of what organisation and timestamp of the last training.
## Entities
In this pane you can find all entities that are created for this document type. By clicking on an entity row you can edit an entity. This will allow you to edit all settings of an entity. Editing an entity in the project settings is limited, a group of settings is managed at document type level.
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