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# Add New Domain

**Page Type:** Task Guide\
**Status:** Draft (Noah Edit)\
**Owner:** Compassly Documentation Team\
**Last Verified:** 2026-04-02 (Noah Edit: 2026-04-23)\
**Audience:** Super Admin

## What This Section Covers

This material covers how to create a new Domain in the Program Library.

## Before You Start

* You must have permission "View domain list".
* You must have permission "Add new domain".
* Confirm that the Maladaptive Behavior you want to create does not already exist in the Program Library.

## Where To Start

1. Sign in to Compassly.
2. In the left navigation menu, select ***Program Library***.
3. In the left navigation menu, select ***Domains*** from the dropdown menu under ***Program Library***.

## Available Actions

1. **Add a new Domain to the Program Library.**
   * Click on the "+" button in the upper right corner of the page.
   * A small dropdown menu should appear. Select the option "Add new domain" to continue.

![](/files/EmN45nhTl8jyx9hRKnRF)\
*Figure 1. Domain List page with emphasis on create navigation.*

* You should be directed to a new page titled "Add new domain". The only required input is a text field is *Domain name* (No text length or character limits). However, you can also click the add icon button (The button to the right of *Domain name* that looks like a little lanscape painting with a plus) to add an image as an icon for the domain. Clicking the button will open a small drop down. Select the "Upload new icon" option and it open the file explorer, where you can select whatever image file you want to upload as an icon. When you have finished selecting an image, a thumbnail image should appear in the box next to *Domain name*, and a notification will pop up in the bottom left corner of the page informing you of a successful upload.

![](/files/hNwIObju0zKsT8VHaJRb) ![](/files/kRvnhHG8OTUvWft3DkM4)\
*Figure 2 - 3. Upload image options during add and success notification.*

* After all input fields have been filled out, click the "Apply" button to save your new Domain. A notification should pop up in the bottom left corner of the page to confirm your success.

![](/files/iMQ918hLV6ODzV8QL1qh) ![](/files/0HCpNfD70nWZ9ILTtJyb)\
*Figure 4 - 5. Add screen overview and success notification.*

## Role Differences

* ***Super Admin:*** Will be able to add new Domains to the Program Library.
* ***Admin / Supervisor / Clinician / Basic:*** Does not have access to create new Domains for the Program Library.

## Summary Of Section

**Upon reviewing this material, you should be able to:**

* Add a new Domain to the Program Library.

## Related Guides

* [How to View the Domains Program Library](/compassly-docs/core-modules/program-library/domains/view-domain-list.md)
* [How to View Domain Details](/compassly-docs/core-modules/program-library/domains/view-domain-details.md)
* [How to Edit a Domain](/compassly-docs/core-modules/program-library/domains/edit-domain.md)


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