# Territories

> Group the states you write in, assign producers to a territory instead of a list of states, and reuse it across your team.

By [Sai Giridhar Komerapudi](/authors/giridhar)

September 12, 2024

Most agencies don't think in individual states. They think in footprints — the states a role covers, the states a region covers. Territories let you say that once.

Build a territory from a set of states, name it something your team recognizes, and assign producers to it. New hires in that role get the whole footprint in one action instead of a state-by-state selection nobody enjoys doing twice.

Coverage by state

* Indiana2
* Kentucky1
* Florida3
* New York2
* Arkansas1
* Kansas1

1–23–45+

Territories can be cloned, which is how most second territories get made — a variation on one you already have. Duplicate names are caught so you don't end up with two territories called "Southeast" that mean different things.

You can edit a territory after producers are assigned to it, and delete one you no longer use. Every territory shows how many producers currently sit in it, so you know what a change is about to affect.

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