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# Copy Banner

`Admin > Copy management`.&#x20;

Commanders Act copy management allows to copy privacy banner. Privacy banners can be copied within the same account or transferred to another account.

## Copying a Banner

Steps to copy a banner with copy management.

### **Step 1**

Select `Privacy banner(s)` in the `Elements to copy` dropdown.

![](/files/-M69EZ5M74Tpv1P_6fuV)

### Step 2

Use the `Site containing the privacy banner(s) to copy` dropdown to select the site where the privacy banner is located that you want to copy.

![](/files/-M69FIJBorp7-Vo0_Hrg)

### Step 3

Select one or more privacy banner that you would like to copy in the `Privacy banner(s) to copy` dropdown.

![](/files/-M69FSw1eeSDQa4eNtDv)

### Step 4

Choose one or multiple target sites where you want to copy the selected privacy banner with the `Destination site(s)` dropdown.

![](/files/-M69Ffw2Q2VP2rDQ21sO)

### Step 5

You can copy your privacy banner to a new template by selecting `Yes` in the `Copy the privacy content to a new template` option.

After this you will be able to select the new template in the `Destination template` dropdown.

This will keep the content (text, selected color, etc.) of the banner and change the template.&#x20;

{% hint style="warning" %}
This option might not work for customised privacy banner templates. Please contact your Commanders Act consultant or support in case you are unsure if your banner was customised before using this option.
{% endhint %}

![](/files/-M69FqLeSXJtkp0MFHnp)

### Step 6

Click `COPY` in the top right corner of the interface to copy the banner with the selected options.


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