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# Create a Workgroup and Assign Admins

With an Enterprise subscription, the domain administrator can create multiple workgroups and assign one workgroup administrator to each group.

1. Select Settings from the Account drop-down list.
2. On the Settings page, select Account, and then select Manage Workgroups. The Workgroup Admin Console opens.
3. From the Dashboard, select New.
4. In the Create Workgroup dialog box, enter the workgroup information.
   1. Enter a unique workgroup name in the Name field.
   2. Enter a description of the workgroup in the Description field.
   3. Enter the email for the person you want to be the workgroup administrator in the Administrator E‑mail field.
   4. \[Optional] To create a collaborative workgroup that include users outside your Enterprise domain (for example, a core lab), select the Enable collaborators outside of this domain checkbox.
   5. Select Create.

{% hint style="info" %}
Users in your workgroup can incur costs related to data storage, compute, and analysis. To share project and run data only, use the Get Link or Share options. For more information, see Share a Project or Run With Collaborators.
{% endhint %}


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