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# Creating a flow

To create a flow, follow these steps:

1. Select an integration, then click "**Create Flow**".
2. A modal will appear where you can fill in the "**name**" and "**description**" of the flow, and choose the "**Group**" that will have access to the flow (read more in "[**Users and Permissions**](/english/skyone-studio/overview/settings-and-preferences/users-and-permissions.md)").
3. To complete the flow creation, click "**Create Flow**".
4. Done! Your flow is now created and will appear in the "**Flows**" section of that integration.

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{% hint style="info" %}
By default, the newly created flow appears as deactivated.
{% endhint %}

Now it's time to configure your flow. Follow the next steps:

* [Flow options](/english/skyone-studio/integrations/flows/flow-management/flow-options.md)
* [Configuring and editing a flow](/english/skyone-studio/integrations/flows/flow-management/flow-canva-configuring-and-editing-the-flow.md)


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