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# Create a Universal Bot

You can create a [Universal Bot](https://aisera.com/platform/universal-bot/) the same way you create any Aisera bot.

1. Navigate to **Settings > AiseraGPT** and then choose **+ New AiseraGPT**.
2. Create a **Name** for your application/bot.
3. Choose **Universal Bot** in the **Type** field.<br>

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4. In the **Advanced** tab, choose the **Domains** that your Universal bot will include.<br>

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5. Create a child bot for each of the **Domains** that are included in your Universal Bot.<br>

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6. Open your Universal bot and use the **+ Add AiseraGPT** button to add your child bots to your Universal bot. Select your child bots from the search list.<br>

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7. The child bots now appear on the **Details** page of your Universal bot.<br>

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