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# Locations
To Manage locations, Setup > General Settings > Locations
Locations
**Manage Locations**
On the locations page, you will see a list of all locations added in your account.\
When you access this page first time, there will be only one record ‘Default Location’.\
The list of locations also displays number of employees that are mapped to each location.
Locations
### Add Location
To add a location, click on the Add button. Enter name of location and state from the list.\
Furthermore you can add Site head and Deputy head for this new location by searching for employee names. Once you have filled all the details, click on ‘Save’.
Add Location
{% hint style="info" %}
***Make Default***: This option allows you to make any one location as a default location.\
When an employee’s location is not defined but required by Runtime, the default location will be considered.
{% endhint %}
### Edit Location
To make changes to an existing location, click on ‘Edit’ icon next to a location name.\
Make changes and click on the ‘Save’ button to save your edits in location.
Edit Location
### Maximum Locations
Based on your current subscription plan, there is a limit on the number of locations you can add.\
Please visit our [pricing comparison page](https://runtime.one/pricing/plan-comparison)[ ](https://runtimehrms.com/pricing/)to view the limit for your subscription plan.
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