> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.cloudjournals.com.au/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.cloudjournals.com.au/collaborating/my-beneficiaries/managing-contributions.md).
# Managing Contributions
The primary focus of the ***Beneficiaries*** section is to list the users whose content you can access and contribute to. To view and manage your contributions for a particular user, click the *enter* button next to their name. This will display their profile and the content you have [access](/collaborating/overview/roles-and-permissions.md) to depending on the *relationship* you share.
## Ending the Relationship
If you no longer wish to or are required to contribute to a Beneficiary's content, you can end the *relationship*. Navigate to that user's profile using the *enter* button to the right of their name and click on ***Delete*** at the top right of the screen (next to the user's details). Please note that this cannot be undone. If a *relationship* was deleted by accident, the Beneficiary will have to send another invitation to allow access to their content once more.
## Learning Log
If the Beneficiary has granted you access to their Learning Log, it will appear in their profile along with other content. If you haven't already, we recommend reading the chapters on the [Learning Log](/the-core/learning-log.md) first. Everything works the same, except you can't edit anything (only view - including files).
## Plan
If the Beneficiary has granted you access to their Plan, the button to access it will be available to click. If you haven't already, we recommend reading the chapters on the [Plan](/the-core/plan.md) first. Everything works the same (including [commenting](/the-core/plan/goals/comments.md)), except you can't edit anything.
## Journals
Some *relationships* allow access to a Beneficiary's Journals. To get access to a Journal, the Beneficiary must first grant access. This is covered in [Managing Relationships](/collaborating/my-contributors/managing-relationships.md). Any Journals you have been authorised to access will be listed here.
View a Journal by clicking the *enter* button to the right of the Journal. If you haven't already, we recommend reading the sections on [Journals](/the-core/journals.md) first. Contributing to a beneficiary's Journal is covered in detail in [Contribute to a Journal](/collaborating/my-beneficiaries/managing-contributions/contribute-to-a-journal.md#authorisations).
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