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# Import a podcast into a new workspace

Confirm a reviewed feed import that creates a new Podigee podcast workspace.

Use account-level access when the RSS import will create the podcast.

## Before you start

* Preview the feed without a `podcast_id`.
* Confirm account-level access and podcast license capacity.
* Review the feed title, episode count, duration, and filters.
* Prepare one stable idempotency key.

## Start the import

1. Confirm the exact import preview with `dry_run: false`.
2. Use the same feed URL, episode limit, skip setting, and idempotency key, and the `confirm` value from the preview.
3. Keep the returned import ID and operation ID.
4. Poll the operation and review item-level progress.
5. Continue through any encoding stage.
6. When the operation succeeds, keep the returned podcast ID and imported episode IDs.
7. Read the new podcast and sample imported episodes.

## Expected result

Podigee creates one podcast workspace and imports the reviewed feed scope into it.

## If a previous import exists

Do not create another workspace from the same feed. Select the existing podcast ID and use the existing-podcast import path.

## If the response is interrupted

Inspect the operation or retry the identical start with the same idempotency key. Do not submit a new key until you resolve the accepted operation.

## Next step

[Monitor, resume, or cancel an import](/documentation/start-here/ai-agents/import-a-podcast/monitor-resume-or-cancel-an-import.md).


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