> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nx1cloud.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Upload a notebook

> Upload a local Jupyter notebook file into NexusOne so you can attach it to an app version.

You can upload a notebook you created locally into NexusOne using the Notebook feature, so you can
later attach it to an app version.

## Prerequisites

Before starting this task, ensure you have the following:

* Appropriate permissions: `nx1_app_manager`, `nx1_analyst`, `nx1_engineer`, `nx1_admin`, or `nx1_steward`.
* A Jupyter notebook file in `.ipynb` format, created locally.

## Upload a notebook

Perform these steps to upload a notebook.

1. Log in to NexusOne.

2. On the top navigation bar, hover your mouse over **AI** and then select **AutoML > Notebooks**.

3. Click **Upload Notebook** at the top right of the page.

   <Warning>
     NexusOne rejects a file if it isn't a valid `.ipynb` document. Also, if a notebook with the same name
     already exists, then NexusOne overwrites it.
   </Warning>

4. In the file picker, select an `.ipynb` file from your computer.

After the upload succeeds, your notebook appears in the **Your Notebooks** table.

## Additional resources

For a high-level overview of Notebooks and how they're used in NexusOne, refer to
[Notebooks](../../../overview/automl/notebooks).