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# Create a Team
Creating Teams within GPTBoost is quite a simple and intuitive process that puts you in control. Here's how to do it:
* **Access Your Dashboard**
* **Click on the current Team's name:** Within your Dashboard, you'll spot your current Team's name in the upper right corner of the menu. Click on it to display the drop-down menu and begin the Team creation process.
* Click on **Add Team**
Add new Team with few clicks straight form your GPTBoost dashboard
* **Select a Team Name:** Every Team needs a name that represents its identity and purpose. Choose the name that best resonates with your Team's purpose and enter it into the designated field.
* **Assign a Team ID:** For added uniqueness and organization, assign a Team ID. This ID helps identify your Team among others and streamlines the management of multiple Teams.
* **Click "Save Details":** Once you've chosen a Team name and assigned an ID, simply click the "Save Details" button. Your Team is now officially created and ready for action!
Choose a meaningfull name for your new Team
With your Team in place, you're all set to embark on your collaborative journey. The next step? Adding Team members who share your goals and vision. Get ready to experience the power of teamwork! 🚀
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