> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.copia.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.copia.io/docs/devicelink/sitesandagents/sites.md). # Sites Overview A Site is logical grouping of Projects, Devices, Agents, and Jobs. They are meant to denote larger areas (such as a factory or region). The planning of Sites and Agents is critical prior to the initial creation of your sites. Once your planning is done, use this section to walk through the creation of Sites. When you have created your Sites, your next step will be creating [Agents](/docs/devicelink/sitesandagents/agents.md). ## Creating a Site To create your first Site, navigate to the home page*,* select the *Sites* tab and click the *+ New Site* button.

You should see the *New Site* modal. Choose a memorable name for your site, and input the Time Zone for your new Site. Note that the time zone input is searchable. Optionally, add a description so that other users are clear about the purpose of your Site.

{% hint style="warning" %} The Time Zone field cannot be changed after initial setup so be careful to set this value correctly. {% endhint %} Copia recommends that you add your new Site to a specific Team to automatically give every Member within the chosen Team access to the Site. This is a great way of using the Teams you've set up in Git-Based Source Control to quickly grant others access to your Site.

{% hint style="info" %} You can also add a Site to a Team at a later time through the *Teams* tab on your Org Management screen. To learn more about this flow, check out the [Teams](/docs/devicelink/administration/teams.md) section. {% endhint %} Click the *Create Site* button to finish Site setup.

You should now be taken to your new Site.

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