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# How to Create an Organization
Each organization is a final customer you provide service to.
Creating an organization means registering it with its details to start working with that customer.
Later you can customize its brand, register its users, and deploy its services.
> #### 📘 **What will you achieve?**
>
> A customer organization created, with its company information, language, time zone, and industry, ready to operate.
### Before you start
You need to be logged in and have permission to manage organizations. Have the customer's details and address handy.
### 1. Open the organization registration form
There are two ways to get started:
* In **Home > Organizations**, click **New organization**.
* Or, from any screen, open **New** in the top bar and choose **Organization**.
2nd way to create an organization
### 2. Complete the organization details
On the screen **Create organization**, fill in the **Profile**:
* **Organization name** and **Legal name**.
* **Province**, **City**, **Address** and **Postal code**.
* **Language** and **Time zone**.
* **Billing mode**.
* **Industry** — the customer's business sector.
If you want, enable **Enable sending email notifications**.
### 3. Save
Click **Save** to create the organization.
It will appear in the **Organizations**, ready to work.
> #### 👍 **All green**
>
> The organization is created.
>
> From here you can customize its brand, register its users, and deploy its services.
### Conclusion
Now you know how to register a customer organization with its details. It is the first step to start working with that customer in Plenit. To change its details later (including the legal name, NIF, and billing mode), you have [How to manage your organizations.](/docs-en/platform/organizations/how-to/how-to-manage-your-organizations.md)
### Next steps
* Apply your brand to its portal in[ How to customize the user portal and the admin dashboard.](/docs-en/platform/organizations/how-to/how-to-customize-the-user-portal-and-admin-panel.md)
* Register its users in [How to register users](/docs-en/platform/accounts/how-to/how-to-add-users.md).
* Edit, block, or delete the organization in [How to manage your organizations.](/docs-en/platform/organizations/how-to/how-to-manage-your-organizations.md)
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