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Import Your Contacts into Hubflo

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Written by Hubflo Team
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Importing contacts into Hubflo is a crucial first step in building a well-organized and efficient CRM. Once added, contacts can be seamlessly linked to projects, tasks, workspaces, invoices, and proposals. For example, when a contact fills out a form or Smartdoc, their information updates automatically. This means less manual entry, fewer errors, and a streamlined experience for your team.

Before You Begin

To ensure a smooth import process, it’s important to lay the groundwork. Follow these steps to get your data organized and ready for Hubflo:

  1. (Suggested) Review and Create Custom Fields

    If you use fields that go beyond the default contact information—such as region, account type, or internal notes—create custom fields in Hubflo before importing. This ensures your data lands in the right place and stays organized from the start.

  2. Download and Prepare the Import Template

    Open the template and replace the sample data with your own contact information.

    Use exact terms for required fields like:

    • Contact Type: Prospect/Lead, Client, Partner, Provider/Contractor

    • Make sure email addresses, phone numbers, and other fields follow a consistent format.

Start Import

  1. Go to Settings → select Imports/Exports from the menu

  2. Click Start import

  3. Drop a CSV, XLSX, or XLS file

  4. Click Next to verify data

  5. Once data is verified, click Submit

Verify Data

Once uploaded, Hubflo will check your file for errors. You can fix the errors directly in Hubflo or go back to your file and reupload.

  1. ✅ White rows mean everything looks good.

  2. 🚫 Pink rows highlight issues. Click the darkened cells to view error messages.

Note: Re-uploading a corrected file will overwrite the previous import. Check Import History to confirm successful uploads.

🔍 Need More Help? For a deeper dive into everything you can do with contacts, check out our full guide:

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