# Upload Documents

URL: /en/docs/user-guide/documents/upload-documents
Last Updated: 2026-07-30T21:15:44.667Z

## Description
Create a new document from a file upload, template, or supported source import

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## Content
# Upload Documents

The document flow in Admin Center supports direct uploads plus imports from the built-in content sources that exist.

## Access

* **Admin**
* **Content Manager**

## Ways To Create A Document

From **Documents**, click **New document** and choose one of these paths:

* Start from a blank document
* Start from a template
* Upload a local file
* Import from **Google Docs / Drive**
* Import from **Notion**
* Import from **Confluence**

## Supported Local File Uploads

The document uploader accepts these file types:

* `PDF`
* `DOC`
* `DOCX`
* `TXT`
* `RTF`
* `MD`
* `JPG`
* `JPEG`
* `PNG`
* `GIF`
* `BMP`
* `TIFF`
* `WEBP`

The current size limit is **10 MB** per uploaded document.

## Metadata You Set During Creation

The creation form lets you configure:

* Title
* Description
* Markdown description
* Categories
* Access level
* Slug

Use the slug to control the document URL in the public Trust Center. Keep it short, lowercase, and hyphenated. A slug cannot be reused by another document or certification in the same Trust Center.

## Access Levels

Documents use the Trust Center access model implemented in the app:

* `public`
* `restricted`
* `requires_nda`
* `internal`

If you choose `requires_nda` and your tenant does not have NDA templates configured, Admin Center shows a warning before you continue.

## Source Imports

### Google Docs / Drive

If the integration is connected, you can browse authorized Google Drive files and import one directly into the new document flow.

### Notion

If the integration is connected, you can import a Notion page. Depending on the page, the result may come in as a file-backed document or as Markdown content.

### Confluence

If the integration is connected, you can import a Confluence page and bring its content into the document editor.

## After Creation

Once the document exists, use the document detail page to:

* Replace the file
* Edit metadata
* Change access level
* Enable versioning
* Run source sync for connected source-backed documents

## Related Docs

* [Documents](/en/docs/user-guide/documents)
* [Source sync](/en/docs/user-guide/documents/source-sync)
* [Integrations & API Keys](/en/docs/user-guide/integrations)