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# Add resources
### Overview
To add bookable resources to UMA, they first need to be created in Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace.
To add non bookable resources to UMA, they can be added without a third party.
There are two methods for adding resources in UMA.
You have the option to manually add resources, which is suitable for swiftly including a small number of them.
Alternatively, you can utilise the **auto scan** feature. For efficiently adding a large number of resources, we suggest employing the **auto scan** feature.
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If you have just created resources in Microsoft 365 and Google, they can take some time to replicate.
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### Auto scan
To add a resource using **auto scan**, follow the instruction video below.
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Note that any resources hidden from the GAL will not be found using the auto scan method.
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### Add manually
To add a resource manually, follow the instruction video below.
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