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title: "Grouping of headless site collections and sites"
slug: "grouping-of-headless-site-collections-and-sites"
abstract: "Understand why you would want to group site collections and sites."
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# Grouping of headless site collections and sites

For complex solutions, you can use groups of site collections. For example, a multinational selling consumer goods could have the following site collection folders and site collections:

Company (site collection folder)

- Cosmetics (site collection folder)
    - Brand A (site collection)
    - Brand B (site collection)
- Laundry detergents (site collection folder)
    - Brand A (site collection)
    - Brand B (site collection)
    - Brand C (site collection)
- Hair care (site collection folder)
    - Brand A (site collection)
    - Brand B (site collection)
    - Brand C (site collection)
    - Brand D (site collection)

To create a group of site collections:

- Right-click the **content** item in the content tree, select **Headless Site Collection Folder**, enter a name, and click **OK**.

For governance reasons, you can decide to use groups of sites. For example, for an internationalization model where you create different sites for different countries:

- Europe (site folder)
    - Poland (site)
    - Denmark (site)
    - The Netherlands (site)
    - Ukraine (site)
- Asia (site folder)
- Africa (site folder)

To create a group of sites:

- Right-click the site collection in the content tree, click **Headless Site Folder**, enter a name and click **OK**.