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# How to Add Deployment

## **Step by step walkthrough**

**Login** in to QATTS and follow below steps to add a **Deployment**

**STEP 1:** On the Left Navigation Panel click on **Administration** ----> **Product Management** ----> **Deployment.**

![](/files/-MguYU9xo4BZfU_qQHoH)

**STEP 2:** When you click on the “**Deployment**”, the page should appear as also shown in the screenshot below. Then select the **Product** and then Click on “**New Deployment**”.

![](/files/-MguYcY6BmZxNWSkKax1)

**STEP 3**: When you click on the “**Add Deployment**”, the page should appear as shown in the screenshot below.

![](/files/-MguYnp6kU0tTpZRAi-u)

**STEP 4**: You need to fill the below fields.

* **Product Name:** Select the product where you prefer to add the deployment.
* **Deployment Name:** Name could be any of the users choice.
* **Deployment Description:** Describe the purpose of the deployment.

**STEP 5:** After you filled up the details click on **Next** button and property Name and Value need to be filled. 

After filling the value click on Save the Deployment would be saved.

## Short video

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