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# Adding branches and locations

Add each branch so schedules, staff, and reporting stay organized. Set locations up early so future setup is easier.

### Steps

1. Open the branch or location settings in BluePro.
2. Add each location your team works from.
3. Save your changes and review access for the right staff.

### Tips and notes

* Keep branch names clear and consistent.
* Review location settings before assigning staff.

### Related articles

* [Setting up your business profile](/get-started/getting-started/first-steps/setting-up-your-business-profile.md)
* [Inviting your team](/get-started/getting-started/first-steps/inviting-your-team.md)


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