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# How to Import Customers
### **Steps:**
1. **Click on "Customers" from the side menu and click on "Customers". This will take you to the Customers page.**
2. **Click on the three horizontal dots next to the "Add Customer" button.**
3. **Click on "Import Customers" from the dropdown**
4. **Steps to import customers:**
* **Download CSV Template:** Download our CSV template (if you have not already done that). Our CSV template has the required format for importing customers.
* **Upload Product CSV:** Upload the CSV file of your customers.
5. **Click on Submit to upload your** customers**.**
{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**\
Our CSV template has the required format for importing customers, please ensure you stick to that format.
{% endhint %}
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