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# Migrate your group and update its details

New properties have been added to the group contract, and group admins need to fill them in. This guide walks you through making your Circles profile an admin of the group and then updating the new fields in the admin app.

The process is straightforward: you add your Circles profile as a signer of the group's owner Safe, then use that connection to edit the group in the admin app.

#### Assumptions

Before you start, this guide assumes the following:

* You set up your account using [app.aboutcircles.com](https://app.aboutcircles.com). This means you have a signer and a wallet you can connect to that app to modify your account.
* Your group is owned by a Safe (multisig) that you control.
* You have a Circles profile and are willing to use it as an admin of the group.

#### Which steps apply to you?

* If you created your group using [app.aboutcircles.com](https://app.aboutcircles.com), start at **Step 1**.
* If you created your group using [circles.gnosis.io/admin/circles-groups](https://circles.gnosis.io/admin/circles-groups), skip to **Step 6**.

### Part 1 — Make your Circles profile an admin of the group

#### Step 1: Find your group

Open the Group Checker and locate your group:

{% embed url="<https://aboutcircles.github.io/CirclesTools/groupChecker.html>" %}

#### Step 2: Open the owner Safe

In the **Owner** column, find the owner Safe of your group and click the wallet symbol next to it to open it in the Safe UI.

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*Group Checker showing the Owner column and the wallet symbol used to open the owner Safe in the Safe UI*

#### Step 3: Connect to the Safe UI

Connect to the Safe UI using your owner EOA — the wallet that owns the Safe.

#### Step 4: Find your Circles profile address

Locate the address of your personal Circles profile (for example, via the Gnosis App).

<figure><img src="/files/zzrB1JyDjmhBrZxwKp21" alt="" width="375"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

#### Step 5: Add your Circles address as a signer

In the Safe UI, go to **Settings → Manage Signers** and add your Circles address as a signer. Then sign the transaction.

{% hint style="info" %}
Once the transaction is confirmed, your Circles profile is an authorised admin of the group's owner Safe and you can use it to edit the group.
{% endhint %}

### Part 2 — Update the group details

#### Step 6: Sign in to the admin app

Go to [circles.gnosis.io/admin/circles-groups](https://circles.gnosis.io/admin/circles-groups) and sign in using your passkey for the Gnosis App.

#### Step 7: Open your group

Open your group and select **Edit Details**.

#### Step 8: Edit the details

Fill in the new fields:

* **Description** — Explain the purpose of the group and the benefits of joining.
* **Group type** — Set this to **closed**.
* **Contact details** — Provide a way for prospective members to reach you.
* **Membership Fee** and **Minimum Rep Score** — Optional.
* **Additional Criteria** — The requirement(s) that users must satisfy before they will be considered for group membership (this field

#### Step 9: Save

Click **Save** to apply your changes.

{% hint style="success" %}
That's it — your group details are now updated.
{% endhint %}


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