# Manage lookups

## Find lookups

To access lookup codes, go to **Administration** > **Settings** > **Lookups**.

From the content menu, you can access the groups and entities whose lookup codes you want to view.

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The groups that are available to you depend on your Tuum subscription.
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## Edit lookups

Most of the lookup codes are non-editable, but there are some which are editable.&#x20;

* To edit, click <img src="/files/LSZIx9UvFguoPiUIdwa9" alt="" data-size="line">. For such lookup types, you can add new codes by clicking <img src="/files/pyWUHpH5DN9ThwnUkfl2" alt="" data-size="line">.
* For the editable lookup codes, you can also update the translations, mark a particular code as default, and delete a code.

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If you are creating new lookup types for the first time, you can only do so via the API endpoints. After this, you can manage the lookup codes via the BackOffice (New lookup types that you create are assigned the group code **EXTERNAL**).
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