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# What can you do on Legitimate Dashboard

On Legitimate Dashboard you can manage all the SKUs in your organization: 

1. Create new SKU (a SKU is a set of tags that all share the same digital experience or URL redirect)
2. [Edit and preview](/public-docs/project-docs/managing-your-skus-on-legitimate-dashboard-with-a-third-party-cms-integration.md) a SKU's digital experience via our internal CMS system (content management system) 
3. View and export data and analytics for all your Organization's SKUs or a specific SKU 
4. View and export end-customers' email addresses or SNS info for all your Organization's SKUs or a specific SKU 
5. Manage your Organization and[ its users ](/public-docs/managing-your-organization-in-legitimate-dashboard.md)
6. Manage your [Organization's assets](/public-docs/assets-management-in-legitimate-dashboard.md) (images and videos) 


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