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# Marketplace Overview

Cortex XSOAR Marketplace is the central location for installing, exchanging, contributing, and managing all of your content, including playbooks, integrations, scripts, fields, layouts, and more.

Marketplace allows you to easily:

* **Leverage content from the largest SOAR community**: Continuously extend Cortex XSOAR with proven use cases contributed by SecOps users and SOAR partners.
* **Discover top rated, validated content**: Identify the best content offerings recommended by your peers and validated by the world’s leading cybersecurity company. Discover how to increase automation with the tools that you already have and browse through community best practices.
* **Solve your toughest security use cases**: Deploy turnkey security workflows that span integrations, playbooks, dashboard layouts, and reports with a single click.

The essence of Marketplace is to build a strong community with other security professionals by easily exchanging content. You can explore the latest trends from Cortex XSOAR and other contributors and test drive use cases all within your Cortex XSOAR platform.

You can view Marketplace content packs from within Cortex XSOAR or at <https://cortex.marketplace.pan.dev/marketplace/>.

**Marketplace Content Packs**

Marketplace content packs are pre-built bundles of integrations, playbooks, dashboards, fields, and all the dependencies needed to support specific security orchestration use cases. Content packs can be used by all customers and contain any of the following elements: technology integrations, playbooks, dashboards and automation scripts.


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