# Create your Organization

### What is Organization?

Organizations are sub-organizations belonging to a Company. Organization is a workspace separated by department, organization, and team. This allows you to set customized policies for different departments or teams.

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* The first Organization can be created during the sign-up process.
* You can create up to **10 Organizations** from **Settings > Organizations**.
* Each Cloud Account must be registered separately for each Organization. A single Cloud Account cannot be shared across multiple Organizations at the same time.
* If you need to create more than 10 organizations, please contact the [Help Center](https://www.opsnow.io/contact) for assistance.

### Create a organization for your team

1. **During the sign-up process**\
   After you sign up and create a Company, you will be directed to the Organization creation screen.\
   Enter names that reflect your internal structure, such as department or team names, so members can easily recognize where they belong.

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※ You may create up to 10 Organizations per account. If you need additional Organizations, please contact [OpsNow ](https://www.opsnow.io/faq/main)Support.
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2. **From the Setting menu**

   You can create or delete additional Organizations from the **Settings > Organizations** menu.

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