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# Publish to the Production
## Information
Before publishing a tag in the Production environment, the tag must be published in the Staging environment.
## Production
To publish a tag from the Staging to the Production environment, perform the following steps:
**Step 1:** Select **Publish** from the left navigation panel.
**Step 2:** Click the **Production** tab to view all the tags in the Production environment.
**Step 3:** Click **Publish to Production**.
**Step Result**: The list of Tags, Providers, Transformers, and Triggers appears on the screen.
**Step 4:** Select the list items that are to be published to production and click **Review**.
**Step 5:** In the *Name* field, enter the name, and in the *Description* field, enter the description.
**Step 6:** Click **Publish to Production** on the top-right of the screen.
**Step 7:** Click the refresh icon on the top right to change the status from Publish to Staging->Queued->Finished->Published.
**Step Result**: The relevant tags are published to Production. The tag will be successfully moved from the Staging environment to the Production environment.
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