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# SVN

### Registering SVN repository in ARM <a href="#registering-svn-repository-in-arm" id="registering-svn-repository-in-arm"></a>

This section guides you to register the SVN repository in ARM.

1. Log in to your ARM account.
2. Hover your mouse over the **`Admin`** module and select the option: **`VC Repos`**.<br>

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3. Click on **`Register Repository`**.
4. Select the **`Version Control System`** as **`SVN`** on the **`Register Repository`** page.
5. Enter the name of the repository to display it locally.
6. Paste the **`Repository URL`** that SVN provides you.
7. Choose the correct user's **`Credentials`** from the list. To create a new credential, click on the **`+`** icon.
8. Click **`Test Connection`** to check if the connection has been authenticated. A success message is displayed after the authentication is completed.<br>

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9. Finally, click **`Save`** to complete the SVN repository registration process and to close the **`Register Repository`** screen.

Point to Remember:Select the **`Enable nCino`** checkbox to register the SVN repository with nCino objects included. To quickly identify nCino registered Version Control Repositories among all other repositories, nCino logos are marked in front of the Repository Label.


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