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# Uploading Documents & Weblinks

### **Uploading Content**

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#### **Upload Documents**

Users can upload files directly into any workspace or collection using the **Add +** button. Supported formats include PDFs, Word files, images, spreadsheets, and more.

#### **Upload Folders**

When uploading an entire folder:

* The folder structure is preserved
* Subfolders and files are replicated within EmpowerGPT exactly as they appear on your device

This makes bulk uploads simple and reliable.

#### **Weblink Support**

You can also add web URLs directly into a workspace as content. These links can be referenced by assistants for context, grounding, or to enrich responses with external resources.

To add a weblink inside a workspace:

Click `Add +` → `Upload` → `Weblink`

then paste the URL you want to include.

This allows you to store external resources alongside your documents for easy access and assistant grounding.

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### **Importing from External Apps**

EmpowerGPT supports importing content from integrated storage platforms:

#### **SharePoint/OneDrive etc.**

* Import documents and folders directly
* Permissions are inherited
* Data is synced periodically

These integrations ensure seamless access to enterprise-wide content.


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