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# How-To: Modify User Access Token Setting

After creating a User Access Token, you can update its parameters to reflect new requirements. This includes modifying its **name**, **note**, **expiration date**, **status**, and **model assignment**.

**Note**: Workload assignment is only possible for tokens that are not currently assigned to any model. To reassign a token, you must first remove the existing assignment, making the token unassigned, and then assign it to the desired model.

This guide provides instructions for making these changes using the **web console** and the **Python SDK**.

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### Parameters that may be modified

| Field          | Description                                                               | Is this information accessible to end-users or it is restricted to system providers only | Allowed Values                    |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------- |
| name           | New name for the token.                                                   | End-user can see the info                                                                | Any non-empty string              |
| note           | Updated note for additional context.                                      | The info is restricted to AI providers                                                   | Any string, or none at all        |
| expriationDate | Set a new expiration date within the allowed range.                       | End-user can see the info                                                                | Valid Unix timestamp (BigInt)     |
| status         | Update the token's status (`active` or `cancelled`).                      | End-user can see the info                                                                | `ACTIVE`, `CANCELED`, `SUSPENDED` |
| modelId        | Assign the token to a model. This is only possible for unassigned tokens. | Users can view the name associated with a model by providing its model ID                | Valid `modelId` string or `None`  |

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{% tab title="🌐Console" %}
Follow these steps to modify token parameters through the web console:

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1. **Navigate to the Tokens Page**\
   Log in to the web console and go to the **Tokens** section. Use the filters or sorting options to locate the token you want to modify.
2. **Access the Edit Options**
   * Click the **three dots** button next to the token you want to modify.
   * Select the **Edit** option from the dropdown menu.
3. **Modify the Parameters**\
   In the edit window, you can update the following:
   * **Name**: Update the descriptive name of the token.
   * **Note**: Add or change the note for the token.
   * **Expiration Date**: Adjust the token's expiration date within the allowed limits.
   * **Status**: Activate or cancel the token.
   * **Model Assignment**: If the token is unassigned, you can assign it to a model.
4. **Delete the Token** \
   If the token is no longer needed, select the **Delete** option from the dropdown menu to remove it.
5. **Save Changes**\
   Click **Update Token** to save your changes. The token’s updated details will appear in the token list.
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{% tab title="🧊Python SDK" %}
Use the following code snippet to modify token parameters programmatically:

```python
# Update Token
import LatticaManagement

# Authenticate
lattica = LatticaManagement("your_license_from_lattica_console")

# Get a token_id...
token_id = lattica.list_tokens()[0].token_id

# Update the token's attributes
lattica.update_token(token_id, status="CANCELED")

# Alternative 1:
# Cancel token
lattica.cancel_token(token_id)
```

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