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# Import services into the Service Catalog

In the last step you have created your very first plugin and you were expecting to see some services already in the Service Catalog, right? Don't worry they haven't gone anywhere, we just made so that you are always in control in our Discovery feature.

## Service Discovery

Service Discovery is a process internal to Rely.io that imports the supported information from all the different plugins you have configured in your Rely.io organization.

After you configured your Git provider, Rely.io has effectively started the import process but in order to avoid filling your service catalog with irrelevant or outdated information - *yes, we are developers too and we know how much we like to create repositories for demos and experiments.* We don't need to bring those to your Service Catalog.

## Handling service discovery

On the *Discovery* page you will be shown a list of all the services that were discovered in the configured Git provider. Here you will need to select the services you would like to import and the ones you want to ignore.

To do so, simply go to "*Discovery*" under the "*Portal* *Builder*" menu option and make your selection.

<figure><img src="/files/QIGKP83W9dt6qVyCHnaj" alt=""><figcaption><p>importing services in Discovery</p></figcaption></figure>

Once you are done you should see a list of the services you added in your [Service Catalog](https://webapp.rely.io/software-catalog/service/list).

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If for some reason you still don't see you entities or recommendations please ask for support on the in-app chat or send an email to <support@rely.io>.
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On the next, and last step, let's explore how you can access and [customize your Software Catalog](/getting-started-guide/make-the-software-catalog-your-own.md).


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