> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.totalcoach.com/coaches/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.totalcoach.com/coaches/support-for-coaches-organisations/welcome-to-totalcoach-support/manage-clients/add-new-client-categories.md).

# Add new client categories

Use the client categories to invite multiple clients to book your services. For example: create a "Juniors" category and tag all of your juniors to invite them to a holiday program or create a "Private" category and invite all of your one-on-one clients to book their private lessons. 

1. Go to the **Settings** cog and click on **Client categories**. 

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2. Click on the green **+ Add category** button.&#x20;

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3. Input your **Category name** and **Choose** a **colour** for this category. Here you can also select **Clients** to be allocated to this client category. Then click **Save**.&#x20;

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4. You can search your **client list** by filtering client categories.

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5. When adding a lesson, you can search and filter by **client category** and invite all the categories or just the client(s) you want for this lesson. If you tick 2 categories, it will filter and provide the clients who match both categories.

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