# How-To: Set Folder Permission Levels
If you are a Project Owner and want to set permission levels to help protect sensitive information in your signed documents folder, here's how to do that.
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### Open the folder settings
Go into your documents folder. In the top right corner of each folder is a purple gear icon.
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### Open the Permissions modal
Click the gear icon, then click the permissions button to open the modal where you can set who can see the folder.
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### Choose a permission level
In the modal, select who can see the folder. Options are:
* Everyone - Anyone in the project, from Associates to other Project Owners
* Project Owners - Anyone at that level
* Project Managers - Anyone at that level and higher
* Individuals Only - From the contacts that are assigned to this project, turn on individuals who can see this folder
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### Save your changes
Once you're done, click "Save Changes" to apply the permission levels.
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### Done!
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