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# Multi-Instance View

# Multi-Instance View {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated September 10, 2026  
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Multi-Instance View enables you to monitor and manage clone operations across multiple linked instances from a single primary instance. Use it to view clone status, track refresh history, and view cleanup script status without
logging into each instance separately.

## Instance Clone Multi-Instance view

Use Instance Clone Multi-Instance View to manage clones centrally across multiple linked instances. Instead of logging into each instance individually, administrators submit clone requests, monitor status, and manage
configurations from a primary instance.  
Note:  
Connected instances require Australia Patch 2 or later on both the source and target instances.  
Some of the key benefits of using Multi-Instance View are:

* View all clone requests across instances on the Clone Admin Console
* See which instances were last cloned and how recently  
Consider enabling Multi-Instance View if you need:

* Centralized visibility into clone status and history across all instances
* Quick identification of stale instances needing data refresh
* View cleanup script status without logging into each instance separately, starting with the Australia Patch 5 release, when Multi-Instance View is enabled on both instances.  
Note:  
Once [the Multi-Instance View feature is set up](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/jOTZAIj8HWLNs5X2REPDzA "Configure Multi-Instance View to see consolidated activity across all connected instances."), you can view clone records from other instances from the Origin Instance option on the Clone Activity page and the Instance Overview page.