# Templates
Privilege Template access policies are a key feature in TrustLogix that enable customers to create object access policies based on personas defined within an organization. Privilege templates group object types and privileges on a data source, allowing for combined grant assignments using a single policy.
### Managing Privilege Policy Templates
**Navigating to Privilege Templates**
* Log in to TrustLogix.
* Click on the **Menu** icon.
* Navigate to **Configurations**.
* Click on **Privilege Template** card.
**Viewing and Selecting a Template**
* A list of available templates will be displayed.
* TrustLogix provides some pre-seeded templates based on industry standards.
* Customers can customize existing templates or create new ones.
* Select an existing template (e.g., **DB Privileges - DDL & RW**) to modify or create a new one.
**Editing a Template**
* Click on the **Edit** button.
* Click the **+** icon to add a new object type and privilege.
* Select an **Object Type** (e.g., **ACCOUNT**).
* Select the required **Object Privilege**.
* Click **Close** to save the selection.
* Modify existing object type privileges as needed.
* Click **Update** to save the template.
**Deploying Updated Templates**
* If there are existing policies using the template, a warning modal appears.
* The user can choose to **redeploy the existing policy** or **only update the template**.
* Impacted policies will be flagged on the **Access Policies List** page for redeployment.
**Creating a New Policy Using the Template**
* Click on **Enter a policy name**.
* Select **Policy Type** and choose **Privilege Template**.
* Configure additional details as required.
* Save the policy.
### Notes
* Privilege templates streamline policy management by grouping grants under a single entity.
* Users should ensure proper redeployment of policies when updating templates.
* TrustLogix provides predefined templates, but customization is fully supported.
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