> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fairmarkit.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fairmarkit.com/suppliers/suppliers/administration.md).

# Administration

With a complete profile, you give buyers the information they need to do business with your company. This includes information about your company, the goods and services you provide, your locations and where you provide service, your certifications, and contacts. With complete information, you will be more visible to buyers in Fairmarkit, reduce the emails on non-relevant opportunities, and access more legitimate sales opportunities.

**Admin Access**: To access the Administration settings, you will need to be assigned to the *Admin* role for your organization. To request Admin access, from the top menu, click your name and then select *Request admin role.*

**Admin Role Benefits:** As an Admin, you’ll have full visibility into all RFQs your company is invited to—even if your individual email wasn’t directly included. You’ll also have the ability to reassign RFQs to the appropriate representative if the wrong contact was invited.

[Company Info](/suppliers/suppliers/administration/company-info.md)

[Products & Services ](/suppliers/suppliers/administration/products-and-services.md)

[Locations](/suppliers/suppliers/administration/locations.md) 

[Certifications](/suppliers/suppliers/administration/certifications.md) 

[Contacts ](/suppliers/suppliers/administration/contacts.md)

[Catalogs ](/suppliers/suppliers/administration/catalogs.md)


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