> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Amazon S3
> Connect Graphext to Amazon S3 and be able to bring your data and write back recurrently
### Guided steps
Click on “New Project” (this will add the integration to your
personal team) or the “Integrations” button inside the team you want
to work on.
Click on **Security Credentials**, which you will find in the
dropdown in the top right corner.
Copy the **Access Key ID**, and paste it into the corresponding
field.
Copy your **Secret Access Key** (in case you don’t find it; below we
explain how to generate one), and paste it into the field labeled
**AWS Secret**.
Use the **Region name** dropdown to select the AWS region name of
your bucket.
Copy the **Bucket Name** in the Buckets tab and paste it into the
corresponding field.
Enter the desired bucket, and copy the **file path** you want to
connect to. If you have folders inside the bucket, follow this
format *“folder/example\_dataset.csv”*. Paste it into the **Path**
field.
If you want Graphext to write back the project's output to Amazon
S3. Select “Allow write output.” View more documentation about this
step in our [API Docs](/api-docs).
Click on “Save and create project” to retrieve your data and begin
exploring or “Save” the integration for later use.
### Create an Access Key