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# Claude Account

Dorg requires a **Claude API** account to operate.

If you already have an Organization Claude account, you can just create a new Api Key for Dorg.

If you don't have a Claude account yet, you have to create one following these steps.

#### Create an Account

* Open `https://platform.claude.com/`
* Follow the steps to create a new account.\
  Choose "Organization" as account type.\
  Complete the form and create the account.

#### Add Credits

* After accessing the Claude Console, click on Settings > Billing > Buy credits.\
  Purchase 90$ of credits, that is needed to unlock some features needed for Dorg. You have to enter a valid credit card.

{% hint style="info" %}
For a new account, Anthropic provides you 5$ free, and you can't go over 100$ at the first tier.
{% endhint %}

* Verify on Limits page that the "Input token per minute" limit is 200k or more.

#### Generate an API Key

Go to Organization Settings > API Keys and create a key for Dorg.
\
Assign it to a Workspace if applicable and give it an identifiable name.

It will look like:

```
sk-ant-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
```

Store it securely. It cannot be retrieved again after closing the dialog.\
You'll use this key in the "Anthropic API Key" field of the Dorg installer.

#### Generate an Admin API Key

Go to Organization Settings > Admin Keys and create an Admin key for your user.
\
Give it an identifiable name.
\
It will look like:

```
sk-ant-admin-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
```

Store it securely. It cannot be retrieved again after closing the dialog.
\
This key is used by the Dorg Console to extract token consumption metrics. \
You'll enter it in the "Anthropic Admin API Key" field of the Dorg installer.


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