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# Creating/Updating a New Member Application Workflow
## Manage Membership Workflow
All new users must go through an Organization's New Member Workflow to join. This workflow can be customized to meet any Organization's needs.
To Edit an Organization's Membership Workflow:
**Step 0: Navigate to the Membership Workflow Configuration**
Connect your wallet and navigate to the Membership page of your organization. Click the Admin page.
**Step 1: Edit your New Member Application**
Select the requirements you want new members to satisfy. Higher barriers to entry mean less spam but are less inclusive.
**Step 2: Save your changes.**
Once you've made changes to your workflow, click the Save Changes button at the top.
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