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# Multiple panels
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*Note: This is an add-on feature, please reach out to* [*sales@dscout.com*](mailto:sales@dscout.com) *for access.*
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If you manage multiple panels (e.g. Consumer, B2B, Country-specific), Private Panels provides a clean and easy way to segment your panelists, as well as health metrics on each panel.
This is what it looks like to switch between your panels:
## Create a new panel
To create a new panel, go to **Panel > All Panels** and click **New Panel**. Only **Admins** have this access.
## Edit a panel (Panel Settings)
To edit an existing panel (aka viewing the **Panel Settings** page), you are two options.
Go to **Panel > All Panels** and click on one of the panels in the list.
Or, on the **Panel > Panelists** page, click the Panel name to reveal a dropdown, then click the **Settings icon**.
## Associate panel sign-up forms
To start getting panelist signups, you need to associate a form (Settings Forms) with a specific Panel. On the **Panel Settings** page, scroll down to **Data Collection** to view your associated forms, or add new forms.
## Permissions
To restrict internal access to this panel, go to the **Permissions** section of the Panel settings page, and turn ON the setting *Only allow certain users to access this panel*. By default, only admins retain access to this panel. And you can click **+ Add User** to grant access to non-admin users.
## Panel dashboards and metrics
See [Panel dashboard and metrics](/private-panels/panel-management/panel-dashboard-and-metrics.md).
## Deleting a panel
See [Deleting a panel](/private-panels/panel-management/deleting-a-panel.md).
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**Note:** Private Panels was previously managed outside of Dscout, so you may see a different logo and URL in some places. If you have any questions, contact .
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