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# How to Create and Edit Pipelines

Using the Pipelines feature, you can more efficiently manage your leads for your business. This tutorial will show you how you can easily create a new pipeline, or make changes to existing ones.

**Step 1: Accessing the Pipelines page**

* Navigate to Settings > Pipelines
* Here you’ll see a list of all your existing pipelines.
* You can click the Edit or Delete icons to make changes or delete a pipeline.
* Click the green button to add a new pipeline

**Step 2: Adding a New Pipeline**

* Click the **+Create new Pipeline** button
* Fill out the information in the popup window.
* Give the pipeline a name, add stages, and choose the visibility.
  * ***NOTE*****:** you can determine whether or not each individual stage is visible in the pie chart and funnel chart, as well as choose if the entire pipeline as a whole is visible or not.
* Using the arrows next to each stage, you can modify the order.
* Continue adding as many stages as you’d like.

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* Save to confirm your changes.
* Now this newly added pipeline will appear on your Pipelines page.
* You can click the edit icon to make any additional edits.


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