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# Add files
Files can be added to the folder structure for long-term organisation and archiving, uploaded directly to meetings for context, or attached to posts to support updates and discussions.
## Add files to folder
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Navigate to `Files` in the main menu.
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Open the folder where you want to add the files.
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Drag and drop your files onto the folder, or click the `Upload` button at the top of the page and choose files to add.
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**Tips:** You can also drag and drop folders, or select them in the upload dialog, to upload all files they contain.
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## Add files to meeting
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Navigate to `Meetings` in the main menu.
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Open the meeting where you want to add the files.
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Click the `Agenda & Files` tab
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Drag and drop your files onto the meeting panel or click the `Choose file to upload` button.
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**Note:** Files can also be added to a meeting by attaching them directly to agenda items. These files will appear alongside the agenda in the meeting view, making it easier for participants to prepare in advance and follow along during the meeting. [Learn more about adding files to agenda items in this article](/using-hippoly/meetings/create-and-edit-agenda.md#attach-files-to-agenda-items).
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## Add files to post
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Click the `Clip-icon` below the post message field.
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Select `From computer` to upload new files, or `Hippoly` to reference files that have already been uploaded.
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**Note:** Files uploaded to posts are stored in [posts attachments folder](/using-hippoly/files-and-folders/post-attachments-folder.md), which can be found under the **Quick access** section on the **Files** page.
{% endhint %}
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**Tips:** In addition to attaching files when creating a post, you can also share any file from the folder structure as a post. [Learn more about share file as post in this article](/using-hippoly/files-and-folders/share-file-as-post.md).
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