> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.simplifyqa.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.simplifyqa.ai/introduction-to-object-repository/organise-your-test-objects.md).
# Organise your Test Objects
In SimplifyQA, the Object Repository helps manage all captured and manually created objects within a project. To improve efficiency, you can search, filter, edit, and organize objects into modules based on relevance. This ensures better organization and makes it easier to reuse objects across multiple test cases.
### Accessing the Object Repository
1. **Navigate to the Object Repository:** Open the User Navigation Panel. Go to Test Management> Object Repository.
2. **View all Test Objects:**
* All objects will be displayed in a list view.
* You can search and filter objects based on name, type, or other attributes.
### Editing and Organising Objects
1. **Edit an Object:** Locate the object you want to modify. Click on the **View Details** button.
* Update any required locator values, attributes, or properties.
* Click **Save** to apply changes.
2. **Organising Objects by Modules:**
* Within the **Object Details** view, locate the Module field.
* Select the relevant module that the object belongs to (e.g., Login, Checkout, Dashboard).
* Click **Save** to categorise the object properly.
### Benefits of Organising Test Objects
* Easy Object Management – Quickly locate and update test objects.
* Improved Test Maintainability – Avoid duplicate objects by assigning them to the correct modules.
* Better Collaboration – Team members can easily find and reuse objects across multiple test cases.
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