> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.boomerang3.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.boomerang3.com/boomerang-3-domain-administrator-manual/admin/organisation/organisation__groups/create-group.md).

# Create group

To create a Group:

1. Click Admin – Infrastructure – Groups.
2. A list of groups existing in the selected system group will be displayed.

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3. Click “Create Group”.

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4. Select System Group and Division.
5. Enter group Name.

You may create a group that will be just below the division level which is so called root group or a subgroup that will belong to a group of higher level. Select “No connection” in the “Sub Group to:” list to create the highest level root group. If you select one of the groups listed in “Sub group to:” list, then the group created will be a subgroup to this group.

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6. Enter Customer Number.
7. Select “Use Control Points” if you want to use Control points in the group.
8. Click “Create” and sign.
9. A group will be created, and its “Group details” form will be opened for edition.
10. An alarm group will be created automatically in the group. The alarm group name is:

*Group\_name*-AG. In the example below it is S3D1G4-AG.

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11. Click “+” icon above “Objects” list to create an object in the group as described in [Create object](/boomerang-3-domain-administrator-manual/admin/infrastructure/infrastructure__objects/create-object.md) chapter.
12. Use the icons above “Users” list to search, show all or add a new user to the group.
13. To search, click “Show all” and enter at least 3 consecutive characters from the username which will display a list of matches. Select the user using a checkbox.

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14. Use “+” to create a new user as described in [Create user](/boomerang-3-domain-administrator-manual/admin/users/create-user.md) chapter.
15. A confirmation message shall be displayed.

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16. Click OK.
17. The group shall be visible in the active group’s list.

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