> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.firecal.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.firecal.app/organizations/create-an-org.md).
# Create an Org
Bring your department into CertLocker.
If your department isn't in CertLocker yet, you can create it, and you'll become its first Admin.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Search first.** Before creating an Org, check [Find & Join an Org](/organizations/find-and-join-an-org.md) to be sure your department isn't already here, so your colleagues don't end up on two separate rosters.
{% endhint %}
## Tap + and Create an Organization
Tap **Orgs** in the navigation bar, tap the **Floating Action Button (FAB)**, the red circle with a **+** at the bottom right, then tap **Create an organization**. (You can also tap **Create an org** from the **+** on your [Daily Briefing](/getting-started/daily-briefing.md).)
## Complete the Form
Fill in the **Organization name \*** (the only required field, marked with an asterisk), and if it goes by a shorter name, add a **Display name / abbreviation**. Tell people a little about it under **About**, then add the **Contact email**, **Contact phone**, and **Address**. If you have a logo, tap **Add logo** at the top to upload it.
## Tap Create
When you're finished, tap **Create**, and your new Org will be created with you as its Admin. Next, invite your Members (see [Manage Members](/organizations/org-administration/manage-members.md)) and take a look at everything else you can do under [Org Administration](/organizations/org-administration.md).
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