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# Create, edit, and move folders

Create, edit, and move folders to keep your workspace organized. 

(e.g. create a folder for each of your customers)

### Create and edit your folders

Create and edit your folders to keep your workspace organized. 

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* To add a new folder, from your dashboard click on "+" beside "Workspace".
* Edit your folder's name.
* If you want, edit your new folder's emoji.
* If you want to rename or delete a folder, click on the "..." button next to one of your folders and select "Rename" or "Delete".&#x20;

### Re-order your folders

Re-order folders to keep your workspace organized.&#x20;

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* To move a folder to another place, select the folder you want to move.
* Drag & drop this folder to the desired place.

{% hint style="info" %}
A folder can be moved move between public, shared, and private folders.
{% endhint %}


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