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# Create an admin access group
Before you begin building your first application, you need to make sure there is at least one access group in the organization. This guide will walk you through the process of verifying whether an access group already exists and how to create one if it doesn't.
In this example, we'll utilize an access group named *Access group for my first app*.
1. Navigate to **Groups**.
2. Verify whether the admin group "Access group for my first app" has already been created. If it has, proceed to [Add as user](#add-a-user-to-an-access-group). If not, go to [Create new access group](#create-a-new-access-group) and follow the instructions.
## Create a new access group
1. Navigate to **Groups**.
2. Click on **Create Group**.
3. Select **Admin Group**.
4. Name the group Access group for my first app.
5. Grant access to Create Application Packages and Edit all Application Packages.
6. Click **Add user** and add yourself as a user.
7. Click **Save**.
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## Add a user to an access group
1. Navigate to **Groups**.
2. Find the access group *Access group for my first app*, click on the three-dot menu and select Edit.
3. Click **Add user** and add yourself as a user.
4. Click **Save**.
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