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# Your Resources and Your Customers'
Plenit is designed for the channel: you, as a partner, use the platform not only for your own company, but above all to **serve your clients**.
That means that in your day-to-day work you manage two layers at once, and the dashboard keeps them separate so they don't get mixed up.
### The two layers
* **Yours** — the subscriptions, users, and services of **your own organization**.
* **Your clients' side** — everything you deploy and manage for the **organizations of your clients**, the companies you serve.
Each client is, within Plenit, one **organization** more. You access them with the same account, but their resources are not yours: they belong to that client's organization.
### How this appears in the dashboard
To avoid confusing one layer with the other, several screens of **Home** separate them into **two tabs**:
| Screen (on Home) | Your side tab | Clients tab |
| ---------------- | ---------------- | -------------------- |
| Subscriptions | My subscriptions | Client subscriptions |
| Users | My users | Client users |
| Events | My events | Customer events |
The logic is always the same: one tab brings together what belongs to your organization and the other, what corresponds to your clients.
### When to use each view
* Use the tabs **clients'** when you want the big picture of everything you manage for third parties: how many subscriptions they have in total, what users there are, or what has happened.
* If what you want is to work in depth on a specific client, the most direct way is **to enter their organization** from the Organization level in the menu: there you directly see their side, without tabs.
> #### 📘 Yours and your clients', always distinguished
>
> This separation is consistent across the platform.
>
> Wherever you see the two tabs, the first is your organization and the second, the set of your clients.
>
> That way you avoid accidentally touching a client's subscription thinking it's yours, or vice versa.
### Next steps
* Complete the concepts with [My Profile, ](/docs-en/platform/accounts/concepts/my-profile.md)your personal identity on the platform.
* Put subscription and user management into practice in the [How-to.](/docs-en/platform/accounts/how-to.md)
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