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# CSV Import

Launch the CSV Import modal by:

* Click "Add data" in the top bar navigation
* Click "Import" from any folder page

Follow these steps to initiate your import:

### Step 1: Choose a CSV or [download our template](https://static.getcustomeriq.com/CustomerIQ_CSV_Upload_Template.csv)

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### Step 2: Map the columns in the CSV to CustomerIQ Fields

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The only required field is to map at least 1 folder submission.&#x20;

**Find the column with the text you want analyzed and map it to the correct folder in CustomerIQ.**

Beyond folder submissions, it is recommended to add as many available CustomerIQ fields as possible to make for more thorough analysis in the future.

### Step 3: Confirm import

Confirm the import name and select "Finish import"

### Step 4: Go to the folder where you imported data

You should see the data flowing in and highlights being extracted automatically where applicable.


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