# Importing your ideas

> You can import your ideas using two different methods depending on your needs.

You can import your ideas using two different methods depending on your needs.

## Using Import Pipeline

* It's useful for a one time import only.
* When you have ideas or want to update them with details applicable to: Overview Assessment and High Level Assessment.

Check the [Import Your Pipeline](https://docs.uipath.com/automation-hub/automation-cloud/latest/user-guide/import-your-pipeline#import-your-pipeline) page to find out more.

## Using OpenAPI

* It's useful when you are importing ideas on a regular basis.
* When you want to update ideas with details applicable to: Detailed Assessment, Citizen Delevoper Assessment, Change Request Assessment, Execution Assessment or Miscellaneous Assessment.

## Submit an idea in Automation Hub via the Open API

Submiting an idea in Automation Hub using two endpoints.

1. Use the [Get Idea Schema](https://automation-hub.uipath.com/api/v1/api-doc/#/Customized%20Assessments/IdeaSchema) Endpoint.
   * This one brings all the data about the fields from your assessment.
   * You can tell it what assessment you want in the **`sourceType`** parameter.
   * At the end of the API response, look for the **`user_inputs`** section.
   * This section will provide you the exact structure you need for the Submit Idea API call.
2. Use the [Post Idea From Schema Endpoint](https://automation-hub.uipath.com/api/v1/api-doc/#/Customized%20Assessments/IdeaFromSchema).
   * This one has two main sections: **`user_inputs`** and **`source_type`.**
   * For `user_inputs` , use the exact same structure you got from the previous call.
   * It contains sample data, so make sure to update it with the data you need to submit.
   * For the **`source_type`**, just use what you used as a source type in the initial call (COE, CD, etc).
   
Click the **Send** button and the idea is now created.
