How to get there: Go to Settings in the sidebar → Import & Export
You can import posts from a CSV file. This is useful when migrating from another feedback tool or loading historical data.
How to get there: Go to Users in the sidebar → Import & Update Users (or use the global search for "Import Users").
Bulk invite or import users to your portal from a CSV or Excel file. The same flow handles both new users and updates to existing users.
Each row is matched to an existing user by sso_uid first (if provided), then by email. If no match is found, a new user is created. If a match is found, the existing user is updated and the changed fields are highlighted in the preview.
You don't need to rename columns before uploading. After upload, AI suggests a mapping from each of your CSV columns to a ProductLift field. You can override any suggestion in the mapping screen, and you can mark any column as (ignore) to drop it.
Standard fields you can map to: Email, SSO UID, Name, Company, MRR, LTV, Plan, Signup date, Customer Status, Stripe Customer ID, Groups. Either Email or SSO UID is required so we can identify the user.
The dropdown also lists any custom fields already on your users (same names you see in the User Data section of the user profile), so you can extend an existing one. Pick + Add custom field… to create a new one on the fly. Custom fields are stored as segment properties you can filter by. Columns left on (ignore) are dropped.
When the value in the name column ends in a company suffix (SRL, Inc, LLC, GmbH, Ltd, Corp, ...) we treat it as the company, not as a person's name:
company field (unless the row already has an explicit company column with a value, which takes priority).This applies to any import, not only Stripe.
When the same email appears on multiple rows and an ltv or mrr column is mapped, we keep only the row with the highest value and merge the duplicates. The preview shows how many rows were merged.
Include a stripe_customer_id column (e.g. cus_abc123) to link users to their Stripe customer. As soon as the ID is saved, MRR, LTV, plan, and status sync automatically. See the Stripe integration guide for how to export the IDs from your Stripe dashboard.
You can drop a Stripe customer export CSV (Stripe Dashboard → Customers → Export) straight in. ProductLift detects the Stripe format and pre-fills the mapping for these columns:
| Stripe column | ProductLift field |
|---|---|
id |
stripe_customer_id |
Email |
email |
Name |
name |
Total Spend |
ltv |
Created (UTC) |
signup_date |
European-format amounts (e.g. 177,87) are handled. After import, connect Stripe in Settings → Integrations so MRR, plan, and status stay fresh automatically.
Download all your posts as a CSV file, including titles, descriptions, votes, statuses, and categories.
Download all your users as a CSV file, including names, emails, roles, and registration dates.
For more complex import scenarios (comments, individual votes, custom fields), use the ProductLift API.