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# Command Centre Lists
Command Centre imported lists let you transfer information from Command Centre to AccessNow. You can use features such as Access Groups, Personal Data Fields (PDFs), and Card Types to set up workflows.
Refer to the Command Centre guide for a detailed explanation of Access Groups, Personal Data Fields, and Card Types.
## Creating a List of Items Imported from Command Centre
The following instructions apply to all list types that contain information imported from Command Centre, including Access Groups, PDFs, and Card Types.
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### Verify Command Centre connection
See the [Command Centre Integration](/command-centre/accessnow-user-guide/system-administration/command-centre-integration.md) section for details. You need an active Command Centre connection to import items from the system.
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### In the **Lists** Module, Click the **+ Add List** Button
Enter the new list Name and Description.
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### Save the new list
You can import Command Centre items only after the list is saved. The list opens in edit view.
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### Click the Import Items button
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### Confirm the Action in the Pop-Up
The system asks you to confirm the import of items from Command Centre.
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### Import Completed
The items are imported to AccessNow.
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AccessNow imports items from the Command Centre division where the AccessNow operator was initially created.
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## Renaming an Item
After importing a list you can change item names in AccessNow to make it more intuitive for users requesting access and configuring the workflows. By default, items retain their names from Command Centre, which can sometimes be confusing for those unfamiliar with internal terminology.
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Renaming list items is especially helpful for **Access Groups**, as they are visible to the requester when selecting the areas they need access to. The new name is visible for the Access Group when users make access requests.
Renaming **Card Types**, on the other hand, can make it easier for physical credential approvers to choose the correct credential type from the available list.
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### Navigate to the **Lists** module
It displays all the system lists.
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### Select a List
Click on the selected list to view all the items it contains.
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### Click an Item
Click the item you want to edit. It opens a side panel that lets you change the item details.
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### Enter the New Name in the **Value** Field
To customise the item name in AccessNow, enter the desired name in the **Value** field.
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### Click Save
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## Hiding a List Item in AccessNow
It is possible to hide some imported items from users. For example, the requester cannot view hidden access groups and therefore cannot request access to them.
By default, all imported items are visible, so hiding is used to exclude them from visibility in workflow configuration and workflow steps.
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Hiding an Access Group is especially useful for highly secure areas that should not be available in AccessNow. It can also be used to hide commonly available areas that all occupants can access by default and do not need to request in AccessNow.
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### Go to the **Lists** Module
The module displays all created lists.
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### Select a List
The list opens in an edit mode.
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### Click a List Item
Click on the selected item. It opens a side panel with options.
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### Tick the Hide checkbox
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### Save the change
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## Synchronising Lists with Command Centre
To synchronise AccessNow lists with the Command Centre system, use the **Sync Items** function. This feature aligns Command Centre configuration with the relevant AccessNow list, ensuring updates when new items are added or removed in Command Centre.
* **New items**: Newly imported items are initially hidden. To display them to occupants, uncheck the **Hide** box.
* **Items deleted from Command Centre**: Items deleted from the Command Centre are automatically removed from AccessNow.
* **Items deleted from AccessNow**: If an item is deleted only from AccessNow and not from the Command Centre, it is re-added to AccessNow as hidden.
* **Modified items**: Any changes to item details in AccessNow are reverted to the original Command Centre settings. This includes restoring the original link (Reference). However, if an item is renamed in AccessNow, the AccessNow name will remain unchanged.
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Item synchronisation with Command Centre is manual, there is no automatic synchronisation.
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To synchronise a selected list between Command Centre and AccessNow:
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### Go to the Lists module
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### Click a list
It opens the list in an edit mode.
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### Click the Sync Items button
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### Click Confirm to proceed.
The system asks for confirmation of synchronisation. Confirm to proceed.
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