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# Remote catalogs

# Remote catalogs {#ariaid-title1}

* Release version: Zurich
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* Updated July 31, 2025
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As an application developer for the provider, you can create a remote catalog item containing the services for your consumers. After you create a remote catalog item, an administrator in the consumer's instance can assign it
to their catalogs and categories, and then activate it, just like any other catalog item.

Example:  
For example, let's say that you have multiple SD-WAN product offerings: Gold, Silver, and Bronze. Your remote catalog contains 20 services that are associated with the SD-WAN products.

* The Gold product offering gives your consumer rights to all 20 services.
* The Silver product offering gives your consumer rights to 15 of the 20 services.
* The Bronze product offering gives your consumer rights to only 10 of the 20 services.
{#service-bridge-v2-create-apps__ul_fz4_g5w_gzb}You can package all 20 of those services in a single catalog. The consumers for each product offering only have rights to the services to which they are entitled.

To learn more, see [Create remote catalogs in Service Exchange for providers](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/_TXaFQZpp63NovC4egebbg "As a provider, you can create remote catalogs to automate the task fulfillment process for your consumers.").