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# Copy and Share Event Links (Internally)

Share links to events with other Solink users.

You can copy a direct link to one of your events and **share the link with anyone else who has access to your Solink account**.

**Note**: Sharing a link to an event is different than sharing a link to clip saved in the Solink cloud. See [Copy and Share Clip Links](/docs/review-events-and-save-evidence/clips/copy-and-share-clip-links-external-share.md) for information on how to share clips.

To copy and share an event link:

1. Find the event you want to share.
2. Select the more options (three dots) button:
3. Select **Copy Link**:

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Once you have copied the link, you can share the URL via email or message with someone else with access to your Solink account.

**Note:** Copying a link to an event does not save the event - ensure to save an event (select the [**Save Clip**](/docs/review-events-and-save-evidence/clips/save-video-clips.md) button) if you want to retain the event later before it ages past the retention period.


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