# Create Location

Aranet Cloud Locations are another way to group sensors based on the geographical location of the Assets. The sensor can belong to one Asset only. In turn, an Asset can belong to one Location only.

To create a Location, you should log in to the Aranet Cloud workspace with *Administrator* rights. 

Navigate to the **SETTINGS** menu and select the **LOCATIONS** tab. List of previously created locations will open:

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For each location, the number of workspace members having access to it (**1**) and the number of assets belonging to it (**2**) are shown.

To add a new location, press **NEW LOCATION** button. A new pop-up window will open:

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Fill in all fields:

1\. Location name

2\. Location address or GPS coordinates. Start typing in the address, Aranet Cloud will look for it and show suggestions. Aranet Cloud uses *OpenStreetMap*. If your address is unavailable in the map provider database, you can add it manually on the provider's site.

3\. Link to the map provider website.

4\. Pressing the button **EDIT LIST** in the *Assets* field will open a list of Assets not assigned to any location. You can select Asset(s) you wish to belong to this location. Press **ACCEPT** to confirm.

5\. Pressing the button **EDIT LIST** in the *Users* field will open a list of workspace members with *User* access rights. You can select user(s) you wish to grant access to this location. Press **ACCEPT** to confirm.

When you finish entering data, press **CREATE** button. Created location is now in the list:

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If you need to edit the existing location, press the pencil button.


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