> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.adalysis.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.adalysis.com/manage/ads/rsas/manage-your-rsa-assets.md).
# Manage your RSA assets
Adalysis makes it easy to view, manage, and analyze your RSA assets in one place. This is useful because Google Ads only lets you edit RSA assets for individual ads. Adalysis provides bulk updates and performance insights across campaigns and ad groups.
**Manage** > **Ads** > **RSA manager** lets you see all the assets in your account:
* How many ads, ad groups, and campaigns an asset appears in. Click any number for a list.
* Asset-level performance data, incl. impressions, clicks, and conversions.
* Filter assets by campaign, label, and a wide range of other criteria.
The RSA manager also helps you to:
1. **Edit assets in bulk**\
Select an asset and click the pencil icon next to the text to update it across all ads at once.
2. **Delete assets in bulk**\
Select one or more assets and click **Delete assets** to remove them from all associated ads.
3. **Pin or unpin assets in bulk**\
Pin assets to specific positions across all selected ads or adjust pins as needed. The **Pinned** column shows the number of ads where the asset is pinned. Use the pin icon to apply the pinning to all ads or adjust pins for individual ads.
You can also see a visual summary under **RSA asset insights**.
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