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# Importation et exportation

L'importation et l'exportation de Devolutions Cloud vous permettent de migrer des données CSV ou JSON depuis des outils comme Bitwarden, KeePass ou LastPass, et d'exporter des coffres à des fins de sa

L'importation et l'exportation dans Devolutions Cloud facilitent l'intégration de données provenant d'autres outils de mots de passe ainsi que la sauvegarde ou la migration d'entrées entre les environnements. À partir d'Aide et outils, les administrateurs et les utilisateurs disposant des permissions appropriées peuvent importer des fichiers CSV ou JSON générés par des produits comme Bitwarden, KeePass, LastPass, 1Password, Google Chrome ou Remote Desktop Manager, directement dans un coffre et un dossier de destination.

Les options d'exportation, y compris un type d'exportation par script PowerShell, permettent d'exporter le contenu des coffres selon un horaire vers JSON ou CSV pour la reprise après sinistre informatique, l'analyse hors connexion ou la migration vers une nouvelle instance Devolutions Cloud.

#### Sujets connexes

* [Importation](/cloud/fr/web-interface/help-and-tools/import.md)
* [Type d'exportation par script PowerShell](/cloud/fr/web-interface/help-and-tools/export/powershell-script-export-type.md)
* [Étapes de sauvegarde de données et de récupération des entrées Devolutions Cloud](/cloud/fr/knowledge-base/knowledge-base-articles/backup-and-recovery-steps-for-devolutions-cloud-entries.md)


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