# Working with Collections

Mocklets arranges your mock APIs into different collections. A Collection is a group of mock APIs, which consists of a unique base URL and other settings and can be shared with other users as well.

![Mocklets Collection](/files/-Ldogcka88uvXfdQq29h)

You can add mock APIs or directly import Open API Specification (formerly known as Swagger Specifications) in a collection.

Collection also lets you to setup a proxy environment, where you can set the proxy base url to which all your calls will be forwarded. *Read **Use API as Proxy** for more details**.***

Now lets see how we can create a Collections and invite our team to use it.

{% content-ref url="/pages/-Ldtj7ZI7Kcg2V8Qjb6l" %}
[Create Collection](/working-with-collections/create-collection.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/-LdtjFwcOHivQpypS8Sz" %}
[Invite Members](/working-with-collections/invite-members.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

These topics contains detailed insight about how to work with Mocklets Collections.


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