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# Place assets on a map
{% hint style="info" %}
You can find a comprehensive explanation of the map function in the chapter [-> Map](/collection/english-v14/documentation/karte-und-stockwerk/karte.md)
There you will also find an alternative way to add assets to the map.
{% endhint %}
You can place assets on an interactive map.
1. Open the [-> Asset settings](/collection/english-v14/documentation/assets/ein-asset-konfigurieren.md) of the asset you want to place on a map
2. Click on **\[A]**\
▷ The map opens\
▷ The placement mode is activated
3. If the asset to be placed is a floor: Enable the switch **Asset is a floor \[B]**
4. Navigate in the map to the location where you want to place the asset
5. Click in the **Map \[C]** to the location where the asset should be placed.
6. Click on **Save \[D]**, to place the asset.
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