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# How to create a Capsule group
Learn how to create a Capsule group in the Digibee Integration Platform.
Capsule groups are sections within collections to organize Capsules.
Follow these steps to create a group:
{% hint style="info" %}
You can’t create a group if you have not yet [created a collection](/documentation/development-cycle/build-overview/capsulas/how-to-use-capsules/how-to-create-a-capsule-collection.md). In this case, the Capsule is saved in the **Default** collection and group, but you can [move it later](/documentation/development-cycle/build-overview/capsulas/how-to-use-capsules/how-to-change-a-capsule-collection-or-group.md).
{% endhint %}
1. Move the mouse pointer over the name of the collection and click the three-dots icon.
2. Click the **Create group** button.
3. In the pop-up window that opens on the screen, fill in the **Group name** field.
4. Click **Create**.
Once the group is created, hover over the group name in the left sidebar to display the following buttons:
* **Edit group:** Edit the name of the group.
* **Delete group:** Delete the group. Only empty groups can be deleted.
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