# Internal Content

iX Hello allows you to save your contents like text, image, audio/ video, HTML, SSML, JSON files etc. within the platform as well. They are referred to as Internal Contents. 

To access these contents from your app/ bot, you need to create an instance of connection to 'Internal Content'.

From the left navigation, go to Integrations -> Connect System and then Add New Connection.

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Click on Add New Connection.

On the resulting pop up, under 'Choose Connection' Integration Category select 'Internal Content'. Click on Next.

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Provide an instance name and click on Save Settings/Next.

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Upon successful connection, you can find your integration instance to Internal Content, and this now can be used as a data source for your app/ bot.

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