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# Uploading Data to JurisTrial

> Import evidence into the JurisTrial iPad app from many sources

Once you've created a new case in **JurisTrial** (the iPad-first trial-presentation app from Island Legal Technologies), the next step is getting your evidence onto the iPad. JurisTrial supports importing data from a wide range of sources, so you can pull in documents, photos, videos, and more no matter where they live.

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## Import sources at a glance

JurisTrial can ingest evidence from any of the following sources:

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="iPad Storage / iTunes" icon="laptop">
    Transfer files between a computer and your iPad using iTunes File Sharing.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Flash Drive (SanDisk)" icon="usb">
    Bring in files directly from a compatible SanDisk flash drive.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Dropbox" icon="dropbox">
    Pull documents and media from your connected Dropbox account.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Photos & Videos" icon="image">
    Import images and video clips straight from the iPad's library.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Email" icon="envelope">
    Save attachments from an email message into your case.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

<Note>
  Be sure you've created your case before importing data. New evidence is added into the case that's currently open.
</Note>

## Import from iPad Storage / iTunes

iTunes File Sharing lets you move files back and forth between a computer and your iPad. After copying your files onto the iPad with iTunes File Sharing, you can bring them into your open JurisTrial case using the iPad Storage / iTunes source.

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## Import from Flash Drive (SanDisk)

If your evidence is on a compatible SanDisk flash drive, you can connect the drive to your iPad and import the files directly into your open JurisTrial case.

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## Import from Dropbox

JurisTrial connects to your Dropbox account so you can pull in documents and media stored in the cloud and add them to your open case.

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## Import from Photos & Videos

You can bring images and video clips directly from your iPad's Photos library into JurisTrial, choosing the Photos or Videos source to add them to your open case.

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## Import from Email

Evidence that arrives as an email attachment can be saved directly into JurisTrial and added to your open case. Importing from email is a quick way to capture exhibits and correspondence that come to you electronically, without needing to route them through a computer first.

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## Working with larger collections

If your evidence set is large or originates from a discovery export, you'll typically process and review it first in **JurisDiscovery** and **JurisReview**, then sync to the iPad through **JurisPrep**, the cloud collaboration gateway. JurisTrial's direct import options above are ideal for adding individual files and ad-hoc evidence on the go.

<Warning>
  Always confirm the correct case is open before importing, so new files land where you expect them.
</Warning>