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# 4. Create a connection
Now that you've installed the plugin you can create a connection.
1. Go to Connections in the left sidebar menu. You create connections separately to the syncs.
2. Click 'Create a new connection' to begin the flow.
3. Select the app. You will see the list of Plugins that you have installed.\
You can find specific connection instructions for each app we support in [Apps](/omnata-product-documentation/omnata-sync-for-snowflake/apps.md).
4. You'll provide some basic details about the connection followed by authenticating to the app.\\
5. During the connection flow, you will need to run some statements in a Snowflake worksheet that require a user with ACCOUNTADMIN privileges. If you don't have this level of privilege, the flow is designed to be completed asynchronously so you can work with an administrator and resume the configuration. Simply click back to 'Connections' and your progress will be saved.
6. Once completed, your connection will appear in the list grouped by app. You can now [create a sync](/omnata-product-documentation/omnata-sync-for-snowflake/step-by-step-guides/5.-create-a-sync.md).
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