> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.anchorage.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Administrator policy > Customize rules and users for administrator-level operations. export const ImageCarousel = ({images, perView = 3, children}) => { const [page, setPage] = useState(0); const [imgH, setImgH] = useState(0); const stripRef = useRef(null); const THUMB_MAX_WIDTH = 220; const PEEK_WIDTH = 34; useEffect(() => { const strip = stripRef.current; if (!strip) return; const measure = () => { const box = strip.querySelector("[data-carousel-imgbox]"); if (box && box.clientHeight) setImgH(box.clientHeight); }; measure(); const ro = new ResizeObserver(measure); ro.observe(strip); return () => ro.disconnect(); }, []); const fromChildren = React.Children.toArray(children).map(c => c && c.props && c.props.src ? { src: c.props.src, alt: c.props.alt } : null).filter(Boolean); const items = fromChildren.length ? fromChildren : images || []; if (!items.length) return null; const count = items.length; const columns = Math.min(perView, count); const totalPages = Math.ceil(count / columns); const showControls = totalPages > 1; const goTo = p => setPage((p % totalPages + totalPages) % totalPages); const prev = () => goTo(page - 1); const next = () => goTo(page + 1); const start = page * columns; const visible = items.slice(start, start + columns); const prevPeek = start > 0 ? items[start - 1] : null; const nextPeek = start + columns < count ? items[start + columns] : null; const renderPeek = (img, side) => { if (!img) return null; const isLeft = side === "left"; return }
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} ; }; Organization-level operations default to the **Any admin operations** rule, unless administrators add specific rules for User management, Trusted destination, Vault, or API management operations. Any changes to the administrator policy are subject to quorum approval. You'll be prompted to submit biometric approval on your iOS device. To customize your administrator policy, tap **Settings**, then **Policies**, and select **Admin policy**. From here, you can configure **Rules** and **Users**. Policies screen with Admin policy highlighted Administrator policy detail screen showing Users and Rules ## Base quorum members The base quorum defines the pool of administrators eligible to approve operations under the administrator policy. ### Editing base quorum members Tap **Rules**, then tap the three-dot menu next to the rule you want to edit and select **Edit rule**. In **Edit rule**, tap the **Quorum is** field, select the members who can approve operations under this rule, and tap **Continue**. Tap **Done** to save the rule. Follow the prompts to submit biometric approval — quorum approval is required. Rules screen with the three-dot menu highlighted next to a rule Edit rule screen with the Quorum is field highlighted Member picker for the rule's quorum, with Continue highlighted Edit rule screen with updated quorum members and Done highlighted Rules screen showing the rule tagged as edited Other administrators will receive a notification to approve the action. Once quorum is met, Anchorage Digital will review the operation. ## Base quorum approvals The approval limit defines how many base quorum members must approve an operation before it can proceed. ### Editing base quorum approvals Tap **Rules**, then tap the three-dot menu next to the rule you want to edit and select **Edit rule**. In **Edit rule**, use the stepper under **Number of approvals required** to set how many quorum members must approve. Tap **Done** to save the rule. Follow the prompts to submit biometric approval — quorum approval is required. Edit rule screen showing the number of approvals required stepper Edit rule screen with the approval count increased Rules screen showing the rule tagged as edited ## Sub-quorums Sub-quorums add an additional layer of approval security. Each sub-quorum establishes a prerequisite: any operation falling under the policy cannot be completed without a preset number of approvals from the designated sub-quorum members. Administrators can add as many sub-quorums as needed for each account-level policy. ### Adding a sub-quorum Tap **Rules**, then tap the three-dot menu next to the rule you want to edit and select **Edit rule**. In **Edit rule**, tap **Add sub-quorum**. From the base quorum's approver pool, select at least one member for the sub-quorum and tap **Continue**. Set the number of approvals this sub-quorum requires and tap **Continue**. Give the sub-quorum a name and an optional description, then tap **Finish**. Back in **Edit rule**, confirm the new sub-quorum, then tap **Done**. Follow the prompts to submit biometric approval — quorum approval is required. Edit rule screen with Add sub-quorum highlighted Add sub-quorum member picker with Continue highlighted Add sub-quorum screen for setting the number of required approvers Add sub-quorum screen for entering a name and description Edit rule screen showing the new sub-quorum with Done highlighted ### Editing sub-quorum details Administrators may update a sub-quorum's name and description if circumstances change. Tap **Rules**, then tap the three-dot menu next to the rule you want to edit and select **Edit rule**. Tap the three-dot menu next to the sub-quorum you want to edit and select **Edit details**. Update the **Sub-quorum name** or description as needed, then tap **Finish**. Back in **Edit rule**, tap **Done**. Follow the prompts to submit biometric approval — quorum approval is required. Edit rule screen showing an existing sub-quorum Edit sub-quorum screen with the name field highlighted Edit rule screen with the updated sub-quorum name and Done highlighted ### Editing sub-quorum members Tap **Rules**, then tap the three-dot menu next to the rule you want to edit and select **Edit rule**. Tap the three-dot menu next to the sub-quorum, select **Edit members**, then update the selected members and tap **Continue**. Back in **Edit rule**, tap **Done**. Follow the prompts to submit biometric approval — quorum approval is required. Edit rule screen showing an existing sub-quorum Sub-quorum member picker with members selected Edit rule screen with the updated sub-quorum members and Done highlighted ### Editing sub-quorum approvals Tap **Rules**, then tap the three-dot menu next to the rule you want to edit and select **Edit rule**. Tap the three-dot menu next to the sub-quorum, select **Edit approval limit**, choose the number of required approvers, and tap **Save**. Back in **Edit rule**, tap **Done**. Follow the prompts to submit biometric approval — quorum approval is required. Edit rule screen showing an existing sub-quorum Edit rule screen with the updated sub-quorum approval count and Done highlighted ### Deleting a sub-quorum Tap **Rules**, then tap the three-dot menu next to the rule you want to edit and select **Edit rule**. Tap the three-dot menu next to the sub-quorum and select **Delete**. Back in **Edit rule**, tap **Done**. Follow the prompts to submit biometric approval — quorum approval is required. Edit rule screen showing an existing sub-quorum with a Delete option Edit rule screen with the sub-quorum removed and Done highlighted ## Reset to default policy You can reset a customized administrator policy back to the default configuration at any time. Tap the policy you want to reset. Select **Reset to default policy** and follow the prompts. Select **Reset to default policy** again and confirm that you want to reset. Tap **Finish and review** and follow the prompts to submit biometric approval — quorum approval is required.