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# Teams File Systems

Every Vagon Team Computer comes with an **Individual Files Folder** to make it easier to transfer and sync files between local devices and Vagon computers.

In addition to the **Individual Files Folders**, each Team has a collaborative **Teams Shared Folder** in which all the files are accessible to all Team Members.

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Team Administrator can access, edit, and manage both Individual Files Folders and the Shared Team Folder.

All transferred files and folders in the **Individual Files Folder** and the **Shared Team Folder** will be accessible from the Vagon desktop and Member dashboards simultaneously.


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