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# Manually Share Indicators

Manually share tenant indicators with a dedicated Elasticsearch index in Cortex XSOAR 6.15.

While in most cases, the **Cortex XSOAR Indicators Share** integration is used to share indicators, indicators can also be shared manually. You might want to do this to share a few indicators or to share indicators that would not be returned using the indicator query you have set in the **Cortex XSOAR Indicators Share** instance.

You can manually share one or more indicators from the **Threat Intel** (Indicators) page. When you share an indicator, the indicator is stored in a dedicated shared index in Elasticsearch, and can be fetched by other tenants, using the **Elasticsearch Feed** integration.

1. Go to the **Threat Intel** (Indicators) page and search for the indicator(s) you want to share.
2. Select the indicator(s) and **Share** the indicator(s).

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