> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kubex.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Policies Tab Policy settings allow you to consider service levels, business, operational, technical requirements that impact your day-to-day operation and map these considerations to Kubex's analytics which then generate recommendations to improve performance and reduce overall cost of running your container environments. Kubex provides tunable policies based on industry best practices. You can review your policy settings with your account manager, if required. The Policies report provides details of the policies that are applied to the selected scope of systems. The content of the table is based on your selection in the tree viewer and your view and filter settings. You can create filters at the column or table level. See [Using Table Column Features](/docs-kubex/Content/Kubex/Using_Table_Column_Features). Two system views provide commonly used reports: Descriptions of the policy settings are provided in the Policy Reference Guide. The default policy report provides the following details:
Column Description
Policy The policy name.
Used By (Number of Analysis Groups) The number of environment analysis that are using this policy. .
Analysis Groups The names of the analysis groups using this policy.
## Policy Modal View Clicking the policy hyperlink opens a summary view. The displayed settings are a subset of the complete policy. These are the most commonly tuned settings, that align the Kubex analysis to the specific requirements of your environments. Policies can be edited here if you have the "policy\_admin" role. You can send a request to your Kubex account manager for edit access. #### Video Resources