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# Create an app group

Use this tutorial to delegate app management to a group administrator.

### Before you start

* You need the **Platform Administrator** role.
* You should know which apps belong together.
* You should know who will manage the group.

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### Open app groups

Go to [Administration → App Groups](/administration/app-groups.md).
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### Create the group

Add a new group.

Give it a clear name and description.
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### Assign apps

Add the apps that belong to this group.

Remember that one app can belong to only one group.
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### Assign group administrators

Add one or more group administrators.

They can then manage group members and group-level resources.
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### Next steps

* [Manage group members](/overview/tutorials/administration/manage-group-members.md)
* [Create a group policy](/overview/tutorials/policies/create-a-group-policy.md)
* [Create a group pipeline](/overview/tutorials/releases/create-a-group-pipeline.md)


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