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importing of files and folders into the IT Portal. So we do have the script here which is covered in the KB article, so make sure you download that. When I execute that, it does require PowerShell 7, so if you don't have it installed it will install it for you. I do want to pick the portal that I have, so I'm on premise right now, but if you're in one of the cloud services you pick those. It's asking me for my portal server address, my username, and my password. Now this is following the same process as portal export, so you do have to go into admin settings, security, portal exports, and approve this process. And once you approve it in the portal, then go ahead and hit enter. It asks for the company name. I don't know it by heart, give me one second. Okay, and now it's going to ask us for the IT Portal document name. So this is our document name. All right, so it found our document in the portal, now it's asking us for our data. So our data is in here. I'll just pick this path for example. It's going to check those files. If there's any issues with any of the files, there are some things that we can't upload, it'll notify you there. But as you can see it found the nine files, and now it's uploading the files. This is my test process, so it is prompting after each one. Okay, there we go. So it finished the process. Now if I go into my portal and I refresh this page, we now see that we have some folders here. I'm going to click on it. We do have a new folder view just to accommodate for this, as you can see here. And here's one of the files, here's a folder, and then here's a subfolder inside there. So again, we were successfully able to upload the files and folders located within that directory. Thank you.
