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## Importing the Baseline
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You have two options when importing the baseline:
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There are three options to import the baseline:
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### **OIB Deployer**
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My own tool, the [OIB Deployer](https://deploy.openintunebaseline.com/), allows for platform-specific, granular deployment of the baseline, as well as being able to check for existing OIB policies in your tenant, and highlight missing or updated policies.
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Only requires a single application permission accepting (DeviceManagementConfiguration.ReadWrite.All), and can do a complete import in less than a minute!
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### **IntuneManagement**
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This is the recommended method, as it allows for an import of the entire baseline.
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The OG deployment method, and how I still export the majority of baseline policies.
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These files have been exported using the [IntuneManagement](https://github.com/Micke-K/IntuneManagement) tool developed by [Mikael Karlsson](https://twitter.com/Micke_K_72), and can be imported in the same way.
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Please consult the IntuneManagement documentation for further information on how to import the baseline or for issues.
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