> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.plerion.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Environment classification
> Use environment classifications to label your cloud integrations as Production or Non-production and filter data across Plerion.
With the Environment classification, you can quickly focus on the integrations and risks that matter most by separating your **Production** and **Non-production** environments across Plerion.
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## How Plerion uses environment classifications
Environment classifications help you organize and filter data across Plerion. Cloud integrations such as **AWS accounts**, **GCP projects**, and **Microsoft Entra tenants** can be assigned to an environment.
If no classification is set, the integration remains unclassified.
You can use environments to:
* Filter the **homepage dashboard**
* Filter **assets**, **findings**, and **vulnerabilities**
* [Build workflows](/guides/platform/workflows) using the **Environment** filter
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## Setting the environment for your cloud integrations
You can assign environments to your cloud integrations from the dedicated [Environments page](https://au.app.plerion.com/environments).
This page provides a centralized view of all connected cloud integrations and lets you to manage environment classifications in one place.
Open the [Environments page](https://app.plerion.com/environments) in Plerion.
The page lists all connected cloud integrations (including **AWS accounts**, **GCP projects**, **Microsoft Entra tenants**, and **Kubernetes clusters**) along with their current environment status.
Use the dropdown next to each integration to classify it as **Production**, **Non-production**, or **Not set**.
If Plerion has high confidence in an integration’s environment, it will suggest a classification.
* Click `Apply suggestion` to accept the recommendation
* Click `Dismiss` to ignore it
Hover over the tooltip next to the suggested environment to see why the suggestion was made, such as signals from account names or tags.
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You can also assign an environment directly from an individual integration’s page.
Set the integration to **Production** or **Non-production**.
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You can also assign environments from the homepage dashboard when no integrations have been classified.
Select the integrations you want to classify as **Production** or **Non-production**.\
Plerion will take a moment to apply these classifications. Once complete, the homepage dashboard will refresh automatically and show the updated Environment filter.
