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title: 🌍 How to Import a Project from Google Network Planner into eino.ai
description: This guide walks you through importing a project exported from Google Network Planner (GNP) into eino.ai. Whether you're using a GNP ZIP file or starting from CSV or boundary data, you'll have a ready-to-edit 3D project in minutes.
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# 🌍 How to Import a Project from Google Network Planner into eino.ai

## This guide walks you through importing a project exported from Google Network Planner (GNP) into eino.ai. Whether you're using a GNP ZIP file or starting from CSV or boundary data, you'll have a ready-to-edit 3D project in minutes.

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### 🔁 Step 1: Export the Project from Google Network Planner

- In **Google Network Planner**, create a new report.
- Export the project — this gives you a **ZIP file** containing all necessary data.

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### 📥 Step 2: Upload the ZIP File to eino.ai

- In the eino.ai dashboard, click **Import Project Archive**.
- Upload your exported **ZIP file**.
- Next, select an **Access Point (AP) model** to use for the import.

📝 **Note:**  
Google Network Planner doesn’t define specific APs, so you must choose one that’s compatible with the band configuration from your original project.  
For example, if your GNP design used **LTE bands**, choose an AP model that supports **LTE**.

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### ⚙️ Step 3: Project Generation (Automatic)

- The platform processes the file and builds the project in the background.
- This usually takes **30 seconds to 1 minute**, depending on project size.
- Once ready, the project becomes **clickable and fully interactive**.

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### ✅ Step 4: Review the Imported Project

- Open the project to access:
  
    - Your APs with full configuration details
    - The automatically defined **area of interest**
    - All **3D data** including terrain, buildings, and clutter

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### 📄 Optional: Import via CSV or Boundary Files

If you don’t have the ZIP file from GNP:

- **Upload a CSV** with your AP or site list  
  → The platform will auto-detect the area of interest based on AP locations
- **Upload a boundary file** (e.g., KML, KMZ, GeoJSON)  
  → eino.ai will generate the full project and allow you to place APs manually afterward

🗺️ Either method still provides access to elevation, building, and vegetation data in 3D.

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### 🚀 You're Done

Once imported, your project is ready for editing, analysis, and reporting — just like any project built natively in eino.ai.

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