> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.impossiblecloud.com/partner-portal-help/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.impossiblecloud.com/partner-portal-help/management-console-guide/using-icmc-as-a-channel-partner/storage-accounts.md).

# Storage Accounts

Once you logged in as a channel partner's admin, you can see the "Storage accounts" page. Here's what you'll find on this page:

* **Capacity Overview widgets**: Quick stats on how much storage is allocated and utilized, average storage used, and the number of storage accounts under your channel partner account.
* **Storage accounts list table**: A roster of your storage accounts with details on each one's storage allocation and average usage. Please keep in mind that the displayed information may take up to 60 minutes to update. Additionally, each storage account has a **Company** name attribute associated with it.

Here you can also create a [new storage account](/partner-portal-help/management-console-guide/using-icmc-as-a-channel-partner/storage-accounts/creating-a-storage-account.md) and [export detailed data](/partner-portal-help/management-console-guide/using-icmc-as-a-channel-partner/storage-accounts/exporting-csv.md) about your storage account in CSV format.

Also on this page you can interact with a table listing all storage accounts. Clicking on a storage account's entry allows you to open that user's detailed view where you can [manage that user](/partner-portal-help/management-console-guide/using-icmc-as-a-channel-partner/storage-accounts/managing-a-storage-account.md) including:

* Renaming the storage account (company).
* Adjusting their storage allocation.
* Changing the password.

Once a storage account is created, they can log in to [Impossible Cloud Storage Console (ICSC)](https://console.impossiblecloud.com/) and [start utilising S3 storage services](https://docs.impossiblecloud.com/impossible-cloud-help/getting-started/readme).


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