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# Import project folder

Import a specific project folder with step-by-step guidance. Learn how to customize data imports for efficient folder-level management in your workspace.

Now you can not only import data for the entire project, but also for a specific folder, allowing you to tailor the data management process to your individual needs.

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Simply right-click on the folder you are interested in and select the import option. More information and guidance on the data import process can be found in this article: [Import project](/documentation/projects-and-folders/projects/import-project.md). It provides detailed step-by-step instructions and practical tips for importing your selected data more efficiently.


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