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# Transferring data between a personal account and a Professional workgroup in BaseSpace Sequence Hub
[BaseSpace Sequence Hub](https://www.illumina.com/products/by-type/informatics-products/basespace-sequence-hub.html) is the Illumina cloud-based platform for data management, storage, and analysis. There are three BaseSpace Sequence Hub subscription tiers - Basic, Professional, and Enterprise. The Workgroup feature for the Professional and Enterprise tiers gives BaseSpace Sequence Hub users access to pooled storage and analysis resources. Users who are part of a workgroup may want to move their data from their personal account into the workgroup to take advantage of pooled storage and data analysis options. This article describes how to transfer data from a personal account to a Professional or Enterprise workgroup.
1. From your personal account (shown as Personal in the Dashboard) select the run or project you want to transfer, then select **Transfer Ownership**.
2. Enter the email address associated with the workgroup that will be receiving the data and select **Transfer**. If this is the same address you use for your personal login, use the same email address. Make sure "another user in current domain" is selected.
3. You will receive a notification regarding the transfer request. When accepting the transfer, a **Context to accept invite** dropdown menu is available that defaults to Personal. Select the dropdown menu and choose the workgroup. In the example below “BSSH Support” is the name of the workgroup.
4. Select **Accept** to complete the transfer.
Notes:
1. To move data from a workgroup to your personal account, use the same transfer procedure as above. For the **Context to accept invite**, select Personal.
2. To set the default location for uploaded runs to a workgroup go the Account Overview section of your BaseSpace Sequence Hub account settings, and select the workgroup in the “Default location for uploaded runs” menu.
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