# Site Management

*Article Topics:* [*NATS Admin*](/getting-started/common-topics/nats-admin.md)*,* [*Sites*](/nats-admin/sites.md)

## Sites Table

The Sites Table contains general information about a site.

![](/files/gMHbE6aX7Up6Li1gsYPp)

This information includes:

* **Site ID:** The ID associated with the site
* **Name:** The name of the site
* **Short Name:** The shorthand name of the site
* **Site Type:** Type for the site, including: 
  * ***Membership*****:** Password-protected recurring and/or non-recurring sites. 
  * ***Token:*** Free to join, but requires purchasing tokens for use on the site. 
  * ***Store:*** Sell non-membership goods and services. 
  * ***3rd Party:*** Partner site that you promote with your own tour.
  * ***Affiliate:*** A NATS affiliate website.
* **Linkdomain**: Domain used to link codes and tracking URLs.
* **Tour URL:** URL where surfers will be redirected when going through tracking links.
* **Tour:** Amount of Tours a site has
* **Site:** Performable actions with a site including viewing the overview, deleting the site, and syncing billers.

## Filtering a Site

You can filter the Sites Table by clicking the "Filter" button above the table.

![](/files/MS7HMX0gtycSMds7Kw44)

You can filter the table by site types, including Membership, Token, Store, 3rd Party, and Affiliate. Other options include filtering the table by the Tour Linkdomain, as well as showing deleted sites in the table.

## Related Articles

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[Site Overview](/nats-admin/sites/site-management/site-overview.md)
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[Tour Overview](/nats-admin/sites/site-management/tour-overview.md)
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[Join Option Overview](/nats-admin/sites/site-management/join-option-overview.md)
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