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# Creating a Policy Navigation (Stepper)

This guide outlines the process of adding a navigation stepper to a policy using the Managed Guardian Service interface.

#### 1. Accessing the Policy

* Navigate to the **Policies** tab within the Managed Guardian Service dashboard.
* Select the policy to which you wish to add a navigation stepper.

#### 2. Editing the Policy

* Click on the **Edit** button associated with the selected policy.
* This action will open the policy in the configuration editor.

#### 3. Adding the Navigation Stepper

* In the configuration editor, locate the section labeled **Navigation**.

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* Click on **Add Step** to insert a new step into the navigation.

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* For each step, provide the following details:
  * **Step Name**: A descriptive name for the step.
  * **Associated Block**: Select the block that corresponds to this step.
  * **Level**: Creating sub-menu items for the stepper.

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#### 4. Configuring Step Order

* Add the steps in the desired sequence by adding several levels.

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#### 5. Saving the Configuration

* After configuring the navigation steps, click on the **Save** button to apply the changes.


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