# Organizing and Customizing Annotations: Groups ## Groups & Sub-Groups Annotations can now be structured using Groups and Sub-Groups, allowing teams to categorize annotation data by region, mission phase, or type of activity. ### To create a group or sub-group: * Click **Add** in the Annotations panel

Option of Adding a new group of annotations on the FlytBase dashboard

* Select **Group** or **Sub-Group**

* Enter a name and start organizing your annotations accordingly. ### To create a sub-group under a specific group: * In the Annotations panel, click on the group under which you want to create a sub-group * Then, click the ![](/files/Hmjh1iQZ8lI85bpS4mCi) icon beside it to automatically add a sub-group within that group

You can rename, delete, or hide groups and sub-groups as needed. Hiding a group hides all annotations under it on the map, making it easier to declutter the interface during active missions. You can choose to hide individual annotations manually, or quickly hide all annotations at once by toggling visibility on the entire group. Toggling a group's visibility will show or hide all the annotations under it on the map.

*Five annotations displayed on the map under a single group*

Click on the

symbol in front of the group to hide all annotations under that group.

*Hiding the group removes all five annotations from the map view*

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