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# How to create categories for the Event log

You can create custom categories to organize client-related notes and comments that you add on the [Event log tab](/back-office-guide/clients/general/event-log-tab.md) on the client details page.

To define the required categories:

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{% step %}
Navigate to **Clients** > **Events log** > **Categories**, and then click **+Create** in the upper-right corner of the page.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}
In the **Caption** field, enter a name that you want to apply to the category.
{% endstep %}

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In the **Description** field, enter a short description identifying the purpose of this category.
{% endstep %}

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Click **Save** to create the category.
{% endstep %}

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From the categories list, select the category that you have just created and click the **Edit** button located in the category row.
{% endstep %}

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Switch to the **Rights** tab and enable the switches for the [user groups](/back-office-guide/system/users.md#groups) to which you want to make this category available. Click **Turn On All** or **Turn Off All** to enable or disable the category for all user groups.
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