Adding your users with the help of an Excel file – nothing could be simpler!

There are a few rules you need to know and comply with nonetheless :)

When there’s an Excel import, the Boost My Mail user database is updated in line with what the Excel file contains:

• A property change will be carried forward,
• A deleted (or empty) property will be deleted,
• A removed user will be deactivated,
• A modified group assignment will be carried forward,
• ...

We advise you to store and always work with the same Excel file for your successive imports.(There’s no daily limit to the number of imports you can carry out)

• The Excel matrix can be downloaded here
  
  

• There are a few rules you need to know and comply with nonetheless :)

  When there’s an Excel import, the Boost My Mail user database is updated in line with what the Excel file contains:

  • A property change will be carried forward,
  • A deleted (or empty) property will be deleted,
  • A removed user will be deactivated,
  • A modified group assignment will be carried forward,
  • ...

  We advise you to store and always work with the same Excel file for your successive imports.(There’s no daily limit to the number of imports you can carry out)

  • The Excel matrix can be downloaded here
    
    
• The Excel file must contain the following columns in the header:
  • firstname
  • lastname
  • mail
  • company
  • jobtitle
  • streetaddress
  • city
  • postalcode
  • phone
  • mobile
  • website
  • usermessage
  • disclaimer
  • group

• The “email” column’s cells must contain an email address

• The "group" column’s cells can refer to several groups; they must be separated by commas

• To avoid any confusion due to Excel’s data formatting, we advise you to ensure that the whole Excel table is in "text" mode