If you’re migrating from another system or have a spreadsheet of clients to bring into AnyScript, the CSV import feature lets you add them all in a single upload. Before importing, AnyScript previews your file so you can see which rows are valid and which have errors — no surprises after the fact.Documentation Index
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Required CSV format
Your CSV file must include at least these two columns:| Column | Required | Accepted header names |
|---|---|---|
| First name | Yes | first_name, first name, firstname |
| Yes | email, email address | |
| Last name | No | last_name, last name, lastname |
Only first name, last name, and email are imported. Phone numbers, country, and other profile details can be added after import by editing each client individually.
Downloading the template
If you’d like a starting point, click Import CSV to open the dialog, then click Template to download a pre-formatted CSV with example rows. Open it in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet tool, replace the example data with your clients, and save as CSV.Importing your file
Upload your file
Click the upload area (or drag your CSV file onto it). AnyScript reads the file and checks each row immediately.
Review the preview
A table shows every row from your file with one of two statuses:
- Ready — the row has a valid first name and email and will be imported
- An error message — the row has a problem and will be skipped
Row validation and errors
AnyScript checks each row before and during import. Common errors you may see:| Error | What it means |
|---|---|
| Missing first name | The first_name column is empty for this row |
| Missing email | The email column is empty for this row |
| Invalid email | The email address is not in a valid format |
| Duplicate email in file | The same email appears more than once in your CSV |
| Already exists | A client with this email is already in your practice |