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# Find & Manage your Deal Types
Once you've created various [deal types](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/deals/deal-types-overview.md), you can manage them when they are in one of the following statuses, *Active*, *Pending*, or *Expired*.
#### Find your deals
1. From the left navigation bar, select  **\[Engage]** → **Content** → **Deals**.
2. Optionally, search for a deal by **ID** when you have multiple deals with similar or identical names, as this method provides faster and more accurate results.
* Select **Scope** to filter by how specific the deal applied to the store (e.g, *Entire Store*).
* Select **Status** to filter by a specific deal status (e.g., *Active*).
#### Manage a deal
Manage your deals by performing actions when they are in one of the following statuses, *Active*, *Pending*, or *Expired* or by refining their columns.
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Action your deals" %}
Hover your cursor over a deal you wish to manage and select  **\[More]**.
* Depending on whether the deal is *Active*, *Pending* or *Expired*, you can perform the following actions.
| Status | Action |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Active | • Edit - Select Edit to modify the deal details, then select Save to apply the changes.
• Expire - Select Expire, review the warning message, and then select OK to expire the deal.
• See ads - Select See ads to view any ads associated with the deal.
|
| Pending | • Edit - Select Edit to modify the pending deal details, then select Save to apply the changes.
• Expire - Select Expire, review the warning message, and then select OK to expire the deal.
• See ads - Select See ads to view any ads associated with the pending deal.
|
| Expired | **See ads** - Select **See ads** to view any ads that were associated with the deal. |
| {% endtab %} | |
{% tab title="Refine your deal columns" %}
Select  **\[Columns]** on the right of the screen to add or remove columns from the table.
| Column | Description |
| ------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| ID | The unique ID of the deal. |
| Name | The name of the deal. |
| Code | The default promo code associated with the deal that can be used by any partner to promote this deal. |
| Scope | The scope of the deal (e.g., *Entire Store*, *Category* or *Product*). |
| Discount | The discount applied to the deal. |
| Dates Active | The dates on which the deal is *Active*. |
| Status | The current status the deal is in (e.g., *Active*, *Pending* or *Expired*). |
| {% endtab %} | |
| {% endtabs %} | |
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