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# Create Notification Manager under Program
## Description
This guide provides steps to create and configure the notification manager.
## Pre-requisites
The user must have the Program Manager role.
## Steps
1. Navigate to *Programs* using the menu bar.
2. Click on the program name for which configuration to be done.
3. Navigate to the *Configuration* section on Program detailed view page.
4. Click on *Add a line* in the Notification Manager section.
5. Click on the *Create* button on the Add: Notification Managers pop-up window.
6. Select the notification manager type.
7. Once the name is provided to the deduplication manager, *Create and Edit* buttons will appear. Click on *Create and Edit* to create a deduplication manager.
8. Click on the *Save & Close* button which will save the notification manager to that program under configuration.
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