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# Export Indicators to the Shared Index

Configure tenant indicator exports to a shared index in Cortex XSOAR 6.15 multi-tenant deployments.

Use the **Cortex XSOAR Indicators Share** integration to define which indicators to export to the shared index.

1. Access the tenant account from which you want to share indicators.
2. Go to Settings → INTEGRATIONS → **Instances**.
3. Search for **Cortex XSOAR Indicators Share**.
4. Configure the integration instance.

   | Parameter        | Description                                                                                                                   | Example                        |
   | ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------ |
   | Name             | A meaningful name for the integration instance.                                                                               | indicators-share\_domains\_ips |
   | Fetch indicators | Make sure you select this option if you want this integration instance to export indicators to the shared index.              | N/A                            |
   | Fetch interval   | How often to export indicators from this tenant to the shared index. You can specify the interval in days, hours, or minutes. | 5 minutes                      |
   | Indicators Query | The query that defines which indicators to send to the shared index. The query is in Elasticsearch syntax.                    | type:Domain or type:IP         |

The tenant’s indicators are exported to the shared index, at the specified interval, and are available for other tenants to ingest.


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