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# Create workspace

### How can I create a workspace?

Creating a workspace is the first step toward managing unlimited apps with streamlined billing and collaboration options. Workspaces are ideal for businesses that require central app management without the overhead of separate subscriptions for each app.

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#### Step 1: Start the workspace creation process

* Login to your AppMySite account.
* Click the '+' button from top menu.
* Click on 'Create workspace'.

#### Step 2: Enter workspace details

* In the Workspace name field, enter a clear and identifiable name for your workspace.
* Click **Create** to complete the setup.

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Each workspace allows you to build and manage unlimited apps under a single subscription.
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#### Step 3: Explore your dashboard

* Once created, your workspace dashboard will display key information like the number of users, apps, app downloads, and team collaboration options.
* You can begin creating apps, inviting team members, and managing subscription from here.

#### Step 4: Set up your workspace

* Complete checklist items on the right of the screen such as adding team members or creating your first app.
* Access workspace settings to rename the workspace, manage members, or delete the workspace if needed.


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