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Expand Up @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ The Portal allows users to access marketplaces from Sandbox, Staging, and Produc

An environment is an isolated, independent instance of the OrderCloud API provisioned with its own host name, dedicated compute resources, isolated data storage, etc. For a long time, any marketplace created in the Portal was created in Production. Developers that required a separate marketplace for testing purposes had to create a copy of their production marketplace, and manually keep it in sync. Furthermore, developers that wanted to test changes to the OrderCloud API against their applications couldn't do so until the API release was completed - which is not ideal.

Providing access to additional environments means that you can test experimental app code, and even unreleased API features, without consuming resources dedicated to your production application(s). Each environment has its own API URL, purpose, and behavior outlined below. Support for environments extends to any of OrderCloud's six [regions](https://ordercloud.io/knowledge-base/ordercloud-regions) you'll just want to make sure you target the correct base url for that region/environment combination.
Providing access to additional environments means that you can test experimental app code, and even unreleased API features, without consuming resources dedicated to your production application(s). Each environment has its own API URL, purpose, and behavior outlined below. Support for environments extends to any of OrderCloud's five [regions](https://ordercloud.io/knowledge-base/ordercloud-regions) you'll just want to make sure you target the correct base url for that region/environment combination.

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