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# Add an Asset

These videos explain how to add an asset to a created asset category. There are three methods: **manually, using a CSV file, or through Discovery** (only applicable to IT assets). 

## Manually

This tutorial will focus on manually adding an asset:

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## Bulk Upload (CSV)

This tutorial outlines the steps to add multiple assets using the CSV file method:

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/p_wn_6nRMu0>" %}

## Agent

This guide explains how to add an asset using the Infraon Inventory Agent

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/ssl4Xz5Kisg>" %}

## Miscellaneous

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Please refer to our detailed [User Manual ](/infraon-help/infinity-user-guide/asset.md)for comprehensive documentation.&#x20;

For implementation assistance, view our [Step-by-Step ](/infraon-help/explore-more/use-cases/asset/it-and-fixed-asset/add-asset.md)Integration Guide.
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