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# Manage more creatives
When you finish the initial creative table setup, you can start to organize and customize how you manage creatives.
Right-click your creative and click "**batch rename**" to format your creative name in a row.
[How to batch rename my creative?](/en-us/product-guides/creative/manage-more-creatives/batch-rename-creatives.md)
Click "**+**" in the last column to add custom fields, such as adding "**budget**", "**priority**" and other fields.
[How to add a custom field to your creative table?](/en-us/product-guides/creative/manage-more-creatives/add-custom-fields-to-creative-table.md)
Click "**Filter**" to add various filter criteria; multiple filters can be applied simultaneously. Similarly, click "**sort**" and "**group**" to customize the way you manage creatives.
[How to filter, sort, and group the creative table?](/en-us/product-guides/creative/manage-more-creatives/filter-sort-hide-and-group-the-creative-table.md)
After finalizing the customization of your creative table, you can select any creative asset to view its associated metadata in 4 tabs - **Management**, **Advertising**, **Script,** and **Information**. You can edit this metadata anytime, and any changes will be automatically reflected in the creative table.
If you use the script feature of CreatiBI, you can also derive a new script based on the current one. For more details, please check [script derivation](/en-us/product-guides/script/derive-script.md).
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