# Intro

Valor is an AIO (All-In-One) bot, meaning it supports several different site platforms. Each platform is unique in its setup and challenges, so it is important to understand how to set up each one properly.

Valor uses different **modules**, where each module represents a type of site. For example, the **Shopify** module is used for sites like Kith, Undefeated, and Shoe Palace, while the **Footsites** module is used for sites like Foot Locker and Champs.

Next is the concept of **tasks**. A task can be thought of as one person going to a site and attempting to check out a product. To increase your chances of success, you can run multiple tasks at once. This simulates multiple checkout attempts, while you control and manage everything from Valor.

### Task Groups

When you want Valor to run on a site, you must first create a **task group**. Each task group is tied to a specific site, meaning you can only run one site per task group.

If you want to run multiple sites, you must create a separate task group for each one, even if they are in the same module. For example, if you want to run Kith, Undefeated, and Pokémon Center, you will need at least three task groups.

You can also create multiple task groups for the same site if you want to stay organized or separate different setups. This will not cause any issues.

Click **Tasks** in the top navigation bar to go to the task page and get started.

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To begin, click the blue **Add** icon in the top left corner. This will open a window where you can create a task group, give it a name, and select the module.

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The **Custom Shopify** option is simply there for quick access.
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