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# Create Workspace

To see sensor data from Aranet Pro base stations and use other Aranet Cloud services a registered user must be affiliated with an Aranet Cloud workspace. After the initial log in the user is prompted to create a new workspace.

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This process is divided into 2 steps, where the user needs to:

1. Select ***License type*** that will be used for the new workspace;
2. Enter ***Workspace*** information.

As Aranet Cloud services can be accessed only with time-limited licenses, the user first has to select the type of license that will be used for the new workspace:

1. ***FREE*** – This license is only for managing your base station remotely and does not allow you to look at sensor data or anything else. More info here: [Device Management License](/aranet-cloud-page/aranet-cloud-landing-page/workspace-management/device-management-license.md)
2. ***FREE TRIAL***– the trial license will be applied to the new workspace, which will allow using it with full Aranet Cloud functionality free of charge for 30 days. *Note that if an Aranet Pro base station had been previously registered to a workspace with a free trial license, then it will not be possible to register it again to a second workspace with a free trial license.*

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At the next step the user has to name their workspace:

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**Note** that during the new workspace creation process user can go back to the previous steps by clicking on the digit icon of the required step, f.e, and change their selection in these steps.&#x20;

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If the workspace has already been created by pressing the **CREATE WORKSPACE** button, then it will not be possible to make changes to the ***Workspace type***.

Still, it will be possible to change the workspace contacts/billing data by going to the section **WORKSPACE** tab **SHOP** and clicking the EDIT button when checking out

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Aranet PRO base registration process is described here: [Connect Base Station](/aranet-cloud-page/aranet-cloud-landing-page/base-management/connect-base-station.md)

**Note,** if an Aranet PRO base station had been previously registered to a workspace with a free trial license, then it will not be possible to register it again to a second workspace with a free trial license.

If the user has selected a FREE TRIAL license, it is possible at any time to update the workspace license by purchasing a time-based operational license.


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