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# CSV import and bulk creation

CSV import/export and bulk signature creation are Business plan capabilities.

## Availability

| Feature                 | Free         | Pro          | Business |
| ----------------------- | ------------ | ------------ | -------- |
| CSV import/export       | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Bulk signature creation | Not included | Not included | Included |

## What Bulk Creation Is For

Use bulk creation when you need to create many employee signatures from structured data instead of entering each person manually.

Typical CSV columns include:

* Full name
* Email
* Job title
* Department
* Phone
* Website
* Company name
* Social links
* Profile photo URL
* Logo URL
* Banner URL

## Recommended Preparation

1. Create departments first.
2. Decide the template or saved brand style that the imported signatures should use.
3. Clean the CSV so each row represents one employee.
4. Use public HTTPS URLs for photos, logos, and banners.
5. Test with a small sample before importing the full team.

## Current Product Note

The current app metadata and pricing comparison list CSV import/export and bulk creation as Business features. If the CSV import screen is not visible in your workspace, treat the feature as account-enabled or rollout-dependent and contact support before promising a CSV workflow to a customer.

## Manual Alternative

Until CSV import is available in the visible UI:

1. Create one polished signature.
2. Duplicate it from **Signatures**.
3. Edit the duplicate for each employee.
4. Use departments and saved styles to keep the rollout consistent.


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