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# Setting Up your Pollination Organization

To buy Pollination products, first create a Pollination organization. Visit [Pollination Web Application](https://app.pollination.solutions) and click on the link that is highlighted below.

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Click the link to navigate to the page for entering your organization information. Complete the required fields and click the "Create Organization" button.

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No need to worry about the Avatar URL; you can update the profile image later in the organization settings.
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Once the organization is created you will be redirected to the organization's subscription page automatically. You will be the first and the only owner of the organization.

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