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# How to create a Stage?

**Creating a Stage**

* Click on the '+' icon to create a milestone and a slide out modal will open up. 
* You can provide a name and description for the milestone and then select the rules. 
* Stages can be created based on different data sources

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{% hint style="info" %}
If the stage is based on a pricing tier, we highly recommend entering the LTV for the pricing tier. This will help with measuring the impact of the campaigns. See more [here](broken://pages/1QRCKgrztucwvAvGzjol)
{% endhint %}

**Editing a Stage**

* Clicking on the edit icon for any Stage opens up the modal shown above.&#x20;
* You can edit any of the parameters and make changes.

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To change the position of the Stage in the Cohorts section you can change the sorting order
{% endhint %}

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To clone an existing Stage you can click on the clone button.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

**Deleting a Stage**

* Clicking on the edit icon for any Stage opens up the modal shown above
* Clicking on the delete button will delete the Stage.


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