> ## Documentation Index
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# Download the Events Manifest file from Partner Center

> Download the Events Manifest XML file from Partner Center for a selected sandbox, and use it with the XBOX Common Events Tool to generate headers.

This topic describes the procedure for downloading the Events Manifest file from Partner Center. The Events Manifest file is an XML document that contains information about your configuration for the selected sandbox. You can use the manifest, along with the **XBOX Common Events Tool**, to create header files that contain function definitions that your title can use to send events.

After defining or modifying your title's events, you must publish them to your XBOX Live sandbox or retail and use the following steps to download the Events Manifest file from Partner Center.

<Steps>
  <Step title="Sign in with your account in [Partner Center](https://developer.microsoft.com...">
    Sign in with your account in [Partner Center](https://developer.microsoft.com/dashboard/windows/overview).
  </Step>

  <Step title="Select your title, and then go to **Services** > **XBOX Live**.">
    Select your title, and then go to **Services** > **XBOX Live**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Select the link to **Stat rules**.">
    Select the link to **Stat rules**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="On the **Events & Stat Rules** page, select **Download published events manif...">
    On the **Events & Stat Rules** page, select **Download published events manifest**.
  </Step>
</Steps>

The downloaded manifest contains only the configurations published to the sandbox most recently. Any unpublished changes you made aren't included.

5. On the **Confirm** dialog, select **Download event manifest** to confirm your download; otherwise, select **Cancel**.

## See also

* [XBOX service configuration](/services/xbox-services/fundamentals/portal-config/live-service-config-ids-mp)
