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# Classify Code Repositories
### **About:**
The procedure below describes classifying code repositories in the integrated code repository systems. Classifying the code repositories that directly contribute to the service or product is mandatory per the security framework requirement.
### **Prerequisites:**
* Logged in on Sprinto as an administrator.
* Code repositories systems are set up on Sprinto. Refer to [How to Set Up Code Repositories On Sprinto?](/data-library/change-management/dashboard-actions/adding-and-editing-change-management-systems.md).
### **Procedure:**
1. Navigate to **Data Library** > **Change Management**, then click on the code repository system whose repositories you want to classify.
2. Click on **Manage** for the repository you want to classify.
{% hint style="info" %}
By default, repositories tracked from repository systems are not classified. A monitor is activated for all non-classified repositories, and users must classify the repository to pass the check.
{% endhint %}
3. On manage repo page, click on **Classify.**
4. On manage repo classification page, select one of the following options to classify the selected repository.
* **Production**: If the stored code on the repository contributes directly to the service or product.
* **Not Production:** If the stored code on the repository is not directly contributing to the product’s functionality.
5. If you have classified the repository as “Production,” select the branches of the repository to be considered under the CI.
{% hint style="info" %}
CI stands for Continuous Integration branches. These are branches that merge changes and deploy them to production.
{% endhint %}
6. Click on **Save.**
### **Result:**
Once a repository has been successfully classified, you can view its classification status and check against the repository in “Passing” status.
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