Import Sessions from CSV

Import Sessions from CSV

  1. From the desired event navigate to Sessions

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  1. Select the Import icon

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  1. Select Import Sessions from CSV

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  1. Prepare file for import by selecting the Download import template (EACH TIME) to ensure that you have mapped all custom fields and categories prior to importing then select CONTINUE

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  1. Upload the newest CSV file version of the import file then select continue

  2. Preview the data

  3. Select IMPORT

  4. Select DISMISS on "Import started - Your import was started. You will receive an email confirmation in a few minutes. " acknowledgement

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