> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/cloud/it/web-interface/help-and-tools/import.md).

# Importazione

Importi file di voci JSON e CSV in Devolutions Cloud da RDM, Bitwarden, Chrome, KeePass, LastPass e 1Password in una cassaforte e in una cartella scelte.

Importi file di voci JSON e CSV in Devolutions Cloud.

1. In ***Help & tools***, clicchi su ***Import***.
2. Selezioni il formato del file importato (JSON o CSV) tra le seguenti opzioni:
   * RDM (.json)
   * Bitwarden (.json)
   * Bitwarden (.csv)
   * Google Chrome (.csv)
   * KeePass (.csv)
   * LastPass (.csv)
   * 1Password (.csv)
3. Carichi il file (uno alla volta) in Devolutions Cloud trascinandolo direttamente o selezionando un file tramite il browser di file del suo dispositivo.
4. Selezioni una ***Destination vault*** (solo Devolutions Cloud) e una ***Destination folder***, oppure crei una nuova cartella. È qui che vengono importate le voci.
5. Clicchi su ***Import***.
6. Apparirà un riepilogo di tutte le voci da importare. Clicchi su ***Complete import***.

   Il processo di importazione richiede del tempo in base alle dimensioni del file. Una volta importato il file, verrà portato nella posizione in cui si trovano le voci.


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