> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.inforiver.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.inforiver.com/~/changes/mS6jwvARNLHpKqBa4cT9/working-with-inforiver/11.-scheduling-reports/create-new-subscription.md).

# Create new subscription

With Inforiver, creating report subscriptions is easier than ever. Inforiver offers plenty of configurations to create and schedule your subscriptions.

The new subscription page has 3 sections: 'Select report', 'Set subscription frequency', and 'Selection destination'. Let's look at each of these sections in detail.

**1. Select a report** - You can select your workspace, report and configure other report-related details. To learn more, refer to [select a report](/~/changes/mS6jwvARNLHpKqBa4cT9/working-with-inforiver/11.-scheduling-reports/create-new-subscription/select-a-report.md).

**2. Set subscription frequency** - You can configure and set the subscription frequency. To learn more, refer to [set subscription frequency](/~/changes/mS6jwvARNLHpKqBa4cT9/working-with-inforiver/11.-scheduling-reports/create-new-subscription/set-subscription-frequency.md).

**3. Select destinations** - You can select the destinations to schedule your subscriptions. To learn more, refer to [select destinations](/~/changes/mS6jwvARNLHpKqBa4cT9/working-with-inforiver/11.-scheduling-reports/create-new-subscription/select-destination-s.md).

**4. Review & save subscription** - You can easily review your subscription details, save or edit the subscription. To learn more, refer to [review & save subscription](/~/changes/mS6jwvARNLHpKqBa4cT9/working-with-inforiver/11.-scheduling-reports/create-new-subscription/review-and-save-subscription.md).


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