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# Creating an Organization

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<summary>Step 1: Go to the Organization tab in Settings</summary>

The Organizations tab can be found on the left side of the settings screen.

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<summary>Step 2: Click "Create Organization"</summary>

This will take you to another page where you can fill in information for your new Organization.

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<summary>Step 2: Pick the name for your Organization</summary>

Here you will pick your Organization name and optionally upload a photo to represent it.

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<summary>Step 3: Click "Create Organization"</summary>

Click the "Create Organization" button at the bottom right of the page.

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Your organization has been created! Now you can invite your team-mates and begin collaborating.

If you need to change your Organization information, you can Edit in a couple easy steps. Click "Next" to see how.


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