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# Creating an Organization
Step-by-Step Guide on how to create your Nemo Pi Organization.
## As a New User
After you create an account, you will have the option to either create a new organisation or [join an existing organization](/fundamentals/accounts-and-organizations/joining-an-existing-organization.md).
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**Remember: Every buoy is tied to an organization**
Therefore, you will always be required to create an organization, even if its just you.
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Landing page for a new user
### Create an organisation
1. Click 'Get Started' which will bring up the following page
2. Fill in the boxes appropriately
* Organisation/Team Name - What you would like to call your organisation
* Category - Your options are 'Diving School', 'Hotel/Motel', 'Education/Research', 'DIY (just me)', and 'Other'
* A brief description (optional)
* How big is your organization
* Country
3. Done! You can view the list of your organisations in the home page
## As an existing user
To create an additional organization:
1. Navigate to the home screen and click the **+ New Organization** button. This will bring up the page to create a new organisation
2. Fill in the boxes appropriately
* Organisation/Team Name - What you would like to call your organisation
* Category - Your options are 'Diving School', 'Hotel/Motel', 'Education/Research', 'DIY (just me)', and 'Other'
* A brief description (optional)
* How big is your organization
* Country
3. Done ☺️
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