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title: "Comment by Joe Kerr on \"Stay DRY by Using APEX Subscriptions\" | Hashnode"
description: "If you create a master application utilized by multiple clients in different tenancies/hosted platforms, each change of the master applications requires export/"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/apex-subscriptions/644a6ffd1e3e23ead9488a22)

Comment [Stay DRY by Using APEX Subscriptions](https://hashnode.com/posts/apex-subscriptions/644a6ffd1e3e23ead9488a22)

[Joe Kerr](https://hashnode.com/@jkerr)

[Apr 29, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/apex-subscriptions/644a6ffd1e3e23ead9488a22/comment/644d424cbfb233b3b6e2aa87)

If you create a master application utilized by multiple clients in different tenancies/hosted platforms, each change of the master applications requires export/import of the application to the client environments, correct? Any better way to do that?

[Jon Dixon](https://hashnode.com/@orclapex)

[Apr 30, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/apex-subscriptions/644a6ffd1e3e23ead9488a22/comment/644d424cbfb233b3b6e2aa87#reply-644eb2149dd30fbeaf4cb14d)

Unfortunately, I don't think there is a better way currently but It would be nice if it could, maybe through REST APIs.