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# Location groups
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**IN BRIEF**
Group your locations into sets that make sense to you (geographic, marketing, etc.).
Use these groupings to refine your analyses, filter your data, send specific reports, or define automation logic specific to certain location groups.
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**ACCESS RIGHTS**
To modify the Location Groups in your Fullwhere workspace, you must be a supervisor member with Administrator rights.
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## Create a location group
Go to Settings at the bottom left of the navigation menu, then access the menu [Location Groups](https://app.fullwhere.com/settings/groups).
Click Create a group and complete its information in the right-hand panel
1. Name your group and assign it a color
2. Add an identification code that you use internally
3. You can add a description if needed
4. Finally, choose the locations to assign to this group
5. Click Create a group
## Edit a location group
When you click on a location group, you can edit all the group information in the right-hand panel and change the locations that are part of the group.
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