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# Devices
View **Devices** in the system presents all devices in the IT infrastructure that are not computers with the eAgenta service installed (e.g., monitors, printers, USB drives, phones, keyboards, mice). The system enables automatic detection of some devices through the service, such as flash drives or monitors connected to the computer, as well as manual addition of devices that are not detected automatically.
In this view, the user can manage all devices that do not have the agent service installed.
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## **Adding Devices**
The system offers several methods for adding new devices.
### **Manual Device Addition**
The user can manually add a device using the button **Add New**. If the device type is not available in the system (e.g., cash registers), the user can create a new device type.
### **Automatic Device Detection**
The system can automatically detect the connection of USB storage devices (e.g., flash drives) on computers with the eAgenta service installed. For this function to work, you must create and deploy the appropriate DLP policy using the trigger **USB Device Connection**.
The configuration procedure is described in the section [**USB Device Connection**](/eacloud-docs-en/features/data-loss-prevention/dlp-policies-and-rules/triggers/usb-device-connection.md).
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Installing eAgenta alone does not enable detection of connected USB devices - deploying the appropriate DLP policy is required.
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### **Device Import**
Devices can be imported from external files (e.g., CSV, Excel). A detailed description of this process is available in the documentation section [Data Import](broken://pages/b7dbed7b486da1d1736559663d07a7985deda13c).
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**\[Device Import]**We are working on this functionality. We will announce its release in the changelog as soon as it becomes available.
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## **User Interface**
**Devices Table**
In this section, the user can view a detailed list of devices with the following columns:
* **Device**: Device name in the system.
* **Type**: Device type (e.g., printer, flash drive).
* **Model**: Device model.
* **Tags**: Assigned tags for the device (e.g., category, location).
* **Structure**: Organizational structure to which the device is assigned.
* **Device ID**: Unique device identifier.
* **Person:** Person assigned to the device
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## **Customizing the View**
**Column View**
The user can customize the table view by selecting the columns to display. They can change the column order by dragging the selected item to another position using the option **Column View.**
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## **Device Management**
The user can select one or more devices and perform bulk actions such as:
* Editing device information
* Assigning the device to another organizational structure
* Removing the device from the system
These actions are available under the edit icon.
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## **Filtering**
Filtering works in the same way as in other views and is described in the section [**Filtering**](/eacloud-docs-en/getting-started/quickstart/filtering.md).
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