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# Import

Import entries into Remote Desktop Manager from native formats, CSV files, network scans, computer wizards, contacts, sessions, and logins.

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Go to ***File – Import*** to import entries in Remote Desktop Manager. You can import entry types from multiple sources.

We support native import formats for many popular tools. If a native format or third-party tool is not supported, use the CSV import wizards to import from a `.csv` file.

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The import feature is only active if the import ***Privileges*** have been enabled inside the user account. See [System permissions](/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/administration/system-permissions.md).
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See the following topics to get more information about each option:

* [Import (.rdm)](/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/file/import/import-.rdm.md)
* [Import (.json)](/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/file/import/import--json.md)
* [Import Computer Wizard](/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/file/import/import-from-computer-wizard.md)
* [Import with Network Scan](/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/file/import/import-with-network-scan.md)
* [Import Generic Csv Wizard](/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/file/import/import-generic-csv-wizard.md)
* [Import Sessions](/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/file/import/import-sessions.md)
* [Import Logins](/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/file/import/import-logins.md)
* [Import Contacts](/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/file/import/import-contacts.md)
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Go to ***File – Import*** to import entries in Remote Desktop Manager. You can import entry types from multiple sources.

We support native import formats for many popular tools. If a native format or third-party tool is not supported, use the CSV import wizards to import from a `.csv` file.

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The import feature is only active if the import ***Privileges*** have been enabled inside the user account. See [System permissions](/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/administration/system-permissions.md).
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#### Import entries

Import entries is use to import sessions store in files such as:

* .rdm (Remote Desktop Manager's native export format)
* .xml (it must be a specific format compatible with the application)

#### Import computer assistant

You can import computers from different sources. These sources includes:

* Network neighborhood
* Host list

#### Import sessions from

Please consult [Import sessions](/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/file/import/import-sessions.md) for more information.
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### See also

* [Devolutions Academy – Importing sessions and credentials](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/page/3266668-importing-sessions-and-credentials?curriculum_activity_id=5108636\&path_id=3266571\&sid=64339f7a-0780-44d3-9aa5-922999ddc348\&sid_i=0)
* [Migrate your vaults to another workspace](file:///)


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