# Publishing and deploying a Maestro Flow

> Publish and deploy a Maestro Flow project from Studio Web to Orchestrator so it can be triggered in production.

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Maestro Flow is in Preview.
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## Publishing a Maestro Flow

Deploying a Maestro Flow makes it available to run in production. Before publishing, verify your flow works as expected by running it in **Debug** mode at least once.

To publish a Maestro Flow project:

1. Open the project.
2. Select **Publish** in the top toolbar.
3. In the **Publish automation** window:
   - Enter a name and description for your automation. If you are republishing a project you already published before, you cannot edit the name.
   - Select where to publish:
     - **Orchestrator Personal Workspace Feed** — the automation is published to your personal workspace and is only available to you. This is the default selection.
     - **Orchestrator Tenant Processes Feed** — the automation is published to the global tenant feed and is available to all users assigned to folders that use the tenant feed.
   - Select a version. A version is generated automatically starting with 1.0.0 when you first publish, and incremented automatically every time you republish.
4. Select **Publish**.

Studio Web validates the flow before packaging it. If validation finds blocking errors — such as missing required fields or unresolved node connections — the publish is stopped and the errors are reported. Resolve them and publish again.

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- Maestro Flow projects published to the **Orchestrator Personal Workspace Feed** are automatically deployed in Orchestrator.
- Publishing to the **Orchestrator Tenant Processes Feed** requires the **Tenant** permission for **Packages create**, or the predefined **Allow to be Automation Publisher** role.
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## Deploying a Maestro Flow

To deploy a published Maestro Flow project, navigate to Orchestrator and:

1. Select the Orchestrator folder you want to deploy your project in.
2. Navigate to the **Automations** page and select **Add process**.
3. Choose the Maestro Flow project from the **Package Source Name** dropdown, followed by the version from **Package Version**.
4. Select **Next** to advance through the requirements and settings pages.
5. Select **Create** to deploy the Maestro Flow.

After deployment, any triggers defined in the flow become active — scheduled triggers start firing and connector triggers start listening for events.

To learn more about managing deployed processes, see the [Orchestrator guide](https://docs.uipath.com/orchestrator/automation-cloud/latest/user-guide/about-processes).