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# Create group in an application

To create a new group in an Editran/FF application, you must select the application's branch in the tree and then access the menu “*Operations -> New group/Joint signature conditions*” menu will be accessed (also from the right-click context menu) or the button ![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/AKp9o4ESamTHpX42EKdv/blobs/qkLSE3moRjAnETBPL4PS/image1.png) from the toolbar. **The application must necessarily have “*****Users/Groups*****” in the section “*****Signature validation*** ***required” section.***

The parameters required by the system in this case are described below.

* **Application:** name of the application in which a group will be created. This parameter is not editable.
* **Group:** name of the group to be created.
* **Use number of mandatory signatures:** parameter to set a minimum number of group members who must sign each file of the application. When selected, a new parameter is displayed where this number must be indicated. It is recommended to add to the group a number of users greater than the number of mandatory signatures to ensure the signing flow when any of the users is absent.
* **Use number of allowed signatures**: parameter to set a maximum number of group members who can sign each file of the application. When selected, a new parameter is displayed where this number must be indicated.

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/AKp9o4ESamTHpX42EKdv/blobs/xxzaXajpqupo5g1Zf4Pw/image2.png)

The number of allowed signatures cannot be less than the number of mandatory signatures.

Once “*Save*” this new Application-Group relationship will be stored in the file *“aplicgroupff.cfg*”. In *AdminFF*, if the application is for signing, the group will be added under the branch “*Local endpoint*” of the application; if it is for verification, under “*Remote endpoint”.*


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