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# View or download agreement files

Access files related to your agreement.

The **Attachments** tab within the agreement details page shows all files associated with your agreement.

These files can include invoice PDFs, Excel files, license keys, or any other file added by SoftwareOne or the vendor. This topic describes how you can view and download these files. 

{% hint style="info" %}

* License keys can only be viewed and copied, not downloaded.
* If the agreement is still provisioning, the **Attachments** tab will be empty.
* You can only view and download agreement attachments. You cannot add new files. 
  {% endhint %}

### View or download the agreement files

To view or download agreement files:

1. Go to **Marketplace** > **Agreements**.
2. Select the required agreement. 
3. On the agreement details page, select the **Attachments** tab. 

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4. Select the file name in the **Reference** column to download it to your system.&#x20;


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