diff --git a/docs/index.md b/docs/index.md
index a263fc9f..a5ed5339 100644
--- a/docs/index.md
+++ b/docs/index.md
@@ -1902,9 +1902,10 @@ a = Account(...)
 print(a.delegates)
 ```
 
-## InboxRules
+## Inbox Rules
 
-An account can have several inbox-rules, which are used to trigger the rule actions for a rule based on the corresponding conditions in the mailbox. Here's how to fetch information about those rules:
+An account can have several inbox rules, which are used to trigger the rule actions for a rule based on the corresponding
+conditions in the mailbox. Here's how to fetch information about those rules:
 
 ```python
 from exchangelib import Account
@@ -1915,7 +1916,7 @@ print(a.rules)
 
 The `InboxRules` element represents an array of rules in the user's mailbox. Each `Rule` is structured as follows:
 
-* `rule_id`: Specifies the rule identifier.
+* `id`: Specifies the rule identifier.
 * `display_name`: Contains the display name of a rule.
 * `priority`: Indicates the order in which a rule is to be run.
 * `is_enabled`: Indicates whether the rule is enabled.
@@ -1928,69 +1929,43 @@ The `InboxRules` element represents an array of rules in the user's mailbox. Eac
 Here are examples of operations for adding, deleting, modifying, and querying InboxRules.
 
 ```python
-from exchangelib import IMPERSONATION, Account
-
+from exchangelib import Account
 from exchangelib.properties import Actions, Conditions, Exceptions, Rule
 
-ACCESS_TYPE = IMPERSONATION # Choose one from (IMPERSONATION, DELEGATE)
-
-# Create Account object, set email address, access type and configuration
-account = Account(
-    primary_smtp_address='user@example.com',
-    access_type=ACCESS_TYPE,
-    ...
-)
-
-print("Rules of account before creation:", account.rules, '\n')
-
-# Create rule conditions, sender contains 'sender_example'
-conditions = Conditions(
-    contains_sender_strings=[
-        "sender_example",
-    ],
-)
+a = Account(...)
 
-# Create rule actions, automatically delete emails
-actions = Actions(
-    delete=True
-)
+print("Rules before creation:", a.rules, "\n")
 
 # Create Rule instance
 rule = Rule(
-    display_name='test_exchangelib_rule',
+    display_name="test_exchangelib_rule",
     priority=1,
     is_enabled=True,
-    conditions=conditions,
+    conditions=Conditions(contains_sender_strings=["sender_example"]),
     exceptions=Exceptions(),
-    actions=actions,
+    actions=Actions(delete=True),
 )
 
 # Create rule
-rule_id = account.create_rule(rule)
+a.create_rule(rule)
 print("Rule:", rule)
-print("Created rule with ID:", rule_id, '\n')
+print("Created rule with ID:", rule.id, "\n")
 
-if rule_id:
-    # Get rule list
-    print("Get Rules of account after creation:", account.rules, '\n')
+# Get rule list
+print("Rules after creation:", a.rules, "\n")
 
-    # Modify rule
-    rule.rule_id = rule_id
-    rule.display_name = 'test_exchangelib_rule(modified)'
-    res = account.set_rule(rule)
-    print("Modified rule with ID:", rule.rule_id)
-    print("Response:", res.text if hasattr(res, 'text') else res)
-    print("Rules of account after modification:", account.rules, '\n')
+# Modify rule
+print("Modifying rule with ID:", rule.id)
+rule.display_name = "test_exchangelib_rule(modified)"
+a.set_rule(rule)
+print("Rules after modification:", a.rules, "\n")
 
-    # Delete rule
-    res = account.delete_rule(rule=rule)
-    print("Deleted rule with ID:", rule.rule_id)
-    print("Response:", res.text if hasattr(res, 'text') else res)
-    print("Rules of account after deletion:", account.rules)
+# Delete rule
+print("Deleting rule with ID:", rule.id)
+a.delete_rule(rule=rule)
+print("Rules after deletion:", a.rules)
 ```
 
-Please note that the response for creating/modifying/deleting rules does not contain the corresponding `rule_id`.
-
 ## Export and upload
 
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