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# Install content on a production tenant

Cortex XSOAR content updates are only delivered to the development tenant. Content is managed by the development tenant. In a production tenant, you can’t create content (except for dashboards and lists). By managing content in the development tenant, you can decide which updates you want to push to production.

After you push content from the development push tenant, on the right-hand side of any page in the production tenant, you can decide whether to install the content. In case of conflicts, you have a choice whether to keep local content or delete and replace it.

{% hint style="warning" %}
If after setting up the content repository feature, you later decide to revert to a standalone tenant, go to Settings & Info → Settings → Advanced → **Content Repository** and toggle the **Content repository** slider to off. If you deactivate the content repository feature, content on the development tenant is not deleted. If you turn the content repository feature on again, content from the development machine that has been pushed to the remote repository will override the content on the production machine. We recommend backing up any content on production that you want to keep before reactivating.
{% endhint %}

1. On the right-hand side of any page, click **Install New Content**.
2. In the dialog box, click **Install Content**.

   You can also check for new content that has been pushed.
3. If conflicts appear, click **Resolve conflicts**.
4. In the **Action** column, select one of the following:
   * **Skip:** Keeps the local content in your production environment.
   * **Replace**: Deletes the local content and installs the content from the content repository.
5. Click **OK** to install the content.


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