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# Create Vendor
Go to **setting.**
Go to **Vendor** tab.
Click on **+Vendor** button.
Enter the details in the Create **Vendor** page and click on **Save** button.
Added **Vendor** shown on the top.
## Edit Vendor
Recruiter can choose to edit the vendor that they have created.
To edit vendor.
Go to **Vendor** Tab.
Click on the Action menu (3 vertical dots)  for the record which recruiter would like to edit and click the **Edit** button.
Make the necessary changes and click **Save.**
## Delete Vendor
Examiner once added can be deleted if no longer necessary
To delete vendor
Go to **Vendor** tab
Click on the Action menu (3 vertical dots)  for the record which recruiter would like to delete and click the **Delete** button.
Give your confirmation in the popup and the record will be deleted.
## View Vendor Details
Recruiter can choose to view the vendor that you have created.
To view vendor
Go to **Vendor** Tab.
Click on the Action menu (3 vertical dots)  for the record which recruiter would like to view and click the **View** button.
Recruiter can see all details of **Vendor**.
## Recruiter can share the vendor login credentials with the vendor
Select the vendor's checkbox and click on Share.
After clicking, a pop-up window will appear showing the vendor details. Click on Share.
After clicking on Share, an email notification will be sent to the vendor with the login credentials.
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