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  • Welcome
  • Getting started
    • How to create a group
    • Accessing your admin settings
  • User management
    • How to add and remove users
    • Roles and permissions
    • Managed Users
  • Overleaf Group single sign-on
    • Setting up Group SSO
      • Plan for success
      • Step 1: Add Overleaf to your Identity Provider
      • Step 2: Configure your SSO settings with IdP metadata
      • Step 3: Verify the connection between your IdP and Overleaf
        • Group SSO test troubleshooting
      • Step 4: Enable SSO for your team
    • Linking users to Group SSO
    • Maintaining Group SSO
    • Group SSO FAQs
  • Subscription management
    • Renewing a subscription
    • Switching plans
    • Updating billing information
    • Accessing invoices and receipts
  • Troubleshooting and support
    • FAQs
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  1. Getting started

How to create a group

You can create a group in Overleaf when you buy a group subscription.

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Buy a group subscription

It's important to note that the person who buys the group subscription is set as the admin for the group. You can give other members manager privileges, but there is only one admin. See Roles and permissions.

To create a group on Overleaf, you’ll just need to purchase a group subscription. You can explore the available subscription options on the . These plans cater to different team sizes and needs, offering flexibility whether you're a small group or a large organization.

For organizations that require a purchase order (PO), please note there is a minimum requirement of 5 user seats to qualify. Payments can be made via debit/credit card or PayPal for smaller groups or teams.

If you need a custom plan or help with a PO, please . Our team will be able to help you tailor a solution that fits your specific requirements.

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Manage your group within Overleaf

To invite users to your group and manage your group settings, visit the . The following links will help you with the initial setup:

Overleaf Plans page
contact Overleaf
Subscription page
Accessing your admin
settings
How to add and remove users