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# Creating Treatments

From the Experiments List page, click on 'Treatments'.

![Create Treatment Navigation](/files/HvwXiDvKh0022prYAXGS)

Treatments can be created from the treatments landing page. Created treatments can be used as a template, to initialise one or more treatments in an experiment (See `Creating Experiments - Configure Experiment's Treatments` for more information).

## 0. Create Treatment

a. Click on the "Create Treatment" button on the landing page.

![Create Treatment Landing](/files/62XAhTzfuqqExwoHElCU)

## 1. Configure Treatment's General Settings

a. In the Create Treatment's general settings page, you may either input the fields from scratch or choose to select a pre-configured Treatment template where upon selection, would fill up the respective fields of the form. Subsequently, you may continue editing the fields if necessary.

![Create Treatment General](/files/1vceYjdDxKUN0A562Y5X)

1. **Name**: Name of treatment.
2. **Status**: Active or inactive treatment. Treatment status can be toggled later. (You may refer to #Enabling/Disabling section in [Viewing Treatments](/user-guides/01_getting_started-1/10_viewing_treatments.md) document for more information.)
3. **Configuration**: Configuration of treatment. This needs to be a valid JSON string.

b. Click "Save" to create the treatment.


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