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# Before starting

**Dorg** is a cloud application deployed within your **Microsoft Azure** environment. Each installation corresponds to a **single, unique Dorg user** within your company infrastructure.

## Requirements

Before proceeding with the installation, ensure that you have the following:

1. **Purchase a Dorg License**\
   You have purchased a **Dorg License** on the **Dorg Agency** ([https://portal.dorg.pro](https://portal.dorg.pro/))**.**\
   One license = one Dorg installation = one Dorg user.
2. **Azure subscription and Entra ID**\
   You have an existing Azure subscription with Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) where the Dorg application will be installed.
3. **Azure administrator: region and quota**\
   Ensure your **Azure administrator** can do the steps reported in the [Azure Preparation](/install-dorg/install-a-new-dorg/azure-preparation.md) chapter:

   1. Enablement of Resource Providers.
   2. Check for **availability and quotas** on "sweden-central" region.
   3. Create a **Resource Group** for the Dorg.
   4. Assign you the **RBAC roles** required to perform the application installation.
   5. Create the Dorg user in Entra ID.

   At the end of the installation, you'll also need your Azure administrator to **grant** a set of permission on Entra ID to the Dorg application.
4. **Availability of a Credit Card**\
   You'll need a valid credit card to complete the purchase of some initial credits on Claude Anthropic.


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