# Creating Policies

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Roles ROLE\_SUPERADMIN or ROLE\_ADMIN are necessary to create, view, and administer policies.
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### Policy Scopes

You can create organizational policies within three scopes; Organization, Entity & Project. You must have administrative privileges to create policies.

**Organization Scope:** Policies created at the organization level apply to all entities and all projects for the organization. You can create organization-level policies from the top menu by clicking on Policies. 

![Organization scope policies](/files/-MidRsn9gmPvzhfbcV-7)

**Entity Scope:** Policies created within an entity apply to direct projects of the entity and all projects of all child entities. Entity-level policies can be created by clicking on the Policy. 

![Entity scope policies](/files/-MidSojxIzrNiqyH0fYw)

**Project Scope:** Project-level policies are only applied to the project to which they're attached.

![Project scope policies](/files/-MidTFmqGHLWZf9Gx5As)

### Adding a Policy

From within the chosen scoped policy administration, click "Add policy." The following screen will be displayed to provide the ability to enter your policy metadata. Security and License policies must be created separately as conditions may not be mixed between them. 

![Add policy screen](/files/-MidVTgIzzjyUgy-Lrwk)


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