# Manage Your Repository

Walk through your basic SBOM360 Hub actions.

### &#x20;Upload

Every user may need to upload an SBOM at some point. To do this:

* Select Upload in SBOM360 Hub
* Drag and drop or browse your files to add your project docset
  * NOTE: an SBOM docset zip file is a PDF containing at least the Self-Attestation document (SAL)
* Select Upload
* Allow some time for the SBOM to fully upload

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### Download & Delete

Download​/Delete Instructions

You can download SBOM projects to save different SBOM versions and add data to other projects. Delete published SBOMs to make sure that only up to date SBOMs are within your repository.

* Select the box to the left of your desired SBOM in the My SBOMs tab
* Go to the right of the screen and click the button with 3 vertical dots
* Press Download or Delete
  * You may still need to request access to this SBOM if you do not own it or if the owner has not shared it with you. Go to the SBOM Request instructions for more on this process.

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### Assess & Export

#### Assess​

Assessing your completed SBOM and compiling the information into a report has never been easier! There are two ways to generate an assessment:

* Assess & Export
  * Select the box to the left of your desired SBOM.
  * Go to the right of the screen and click the button with 3 vertical dots.
  * Click Assess & Export
* Assess
  * Select the blue SBOM Name on the left to open the View window.
    * NOTE: You must request access to this SBOM if you do not own it or if the owner has not shared it with you. Go to the SBOM Request instructions for more on this process.
    * Click the Assess SBOM button in the top-right corner.

#### Export​

Upon developing an acceptable assessment, you can immediately save it as a PDF to your computer.

NOTE

To export an SBOM with the Assess SBOM button that you do not have full access to, you must request access from the SBOM owner. Go to the SBOM Request instructions for more on this process.

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