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# Import Store Locations

Besides the manual way, you are also able to upload unlimited store locations from CSV file in a few clicks.

**Step 1:** Go to the **Import** tab and **Add CSV File**. A few seconds process and a table with your stores’ information shows up.

![](/files/2YbMciyjRfvH0EU3S7VI)

{% hint style="warning" %}
Only the files in **CSV** format can be processed. 

You can have a look at our CSV file sample: <https://bit.ly/36vUBZE>
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}

* Data fields can contain Store name, Store Address, City, Priority, Province/State, Country, Zip Code, Phone, Fax, Email, Website, Hours, Store Description, Latitude, Longitude, Tags, Store image URL, Marker Image URL. ➜ The explanation of data fields can be found [here](https://app.gitbook.com/@luna-secomapp/s/store-locator-by-secomapp/~/drafts/-MLl7wbanBEtfEygpeOA/import-store-locations/import-data-detail/@drafts).
* Don’t worry about field orders. You can map your field headers after browsing the file.
  {% endhint %}

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**Step 2:** Select the name for each column.

![](/files/7NnPMlL9aHBJbauKFEcX)

{% hint style="warning" %}

* Remember that Store Name, Store Address, City, Zip code/ Postal code, Country are required.
* If the first row of your CSV file is your column header, please select "Yes" in "Don't import First Row".
  {% endhint %}

**Step 3:** Click the **Import** button.

![](/files/J9K0Sewt0gTw6E1qYNaf)

![](/files/C8dSD3ELzqrpnhn60PAs)

After you finish the upload process, your store lists will be transferred to the **Location** tab, where you can customize each store the way you want.


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