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How to Import Schedule in CSV for a Virtual Event in Zuddl

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If you already have all the necessary details of all sessions to be added to your event, you can create a CSV file and import it to Zuddl to add sessions in bulk to your Zuddl dashboard.
To import a CSV file:
  1. Click on the import CSV button.

  2. Click Browse to select the file from your device or drag and drop the .csv file inside the dotted box.
  3. Download a sample CSV template and edit the file with your data. Refer to the below instructions to create a CSV file.

    Refer to the pre-filled sample values for each of the session types in the sample CSV.

    Instructions to help you set up the CSV file

    • Possible CSV columns are session name, about the session, venue, date, and start time.
    • The mandatory columns are session name, about the session, date, duration, and start time. The rest are all optional columns.
    • A header row must be present
    • Columns must be in the same order and must not change the header label
    • All mandatory custom fields should be present in the file.
  4. After you’ve added the file, click Import. Based on your CSV file, this creates the entire schedule for your event in one go.

Header labelMandatoryDescription
Session nameYesName of the session (upto 250 character)
About the sessionYesDescription for the session
DateYesDate of the session in dd/mm/yy format
Start timeYesStart time in event time zone (24-hour clock)
Duration (mins)YesDuration in minutes. Example for a 2 hour session, input 120 minutes
Session formatNoSpecifies the event format. Accepted values: in-person, virtual, and hybrid. Mandatory for hybrid events.

Default value (when left blank) will be as per the event type ‘virtual’, ’in-person’, and ’hybrid’.
In-person locationNoLocation of the event
Virtual venueNoVenue type: Stage, Room, etc.
Virtual sub-venueNoStage or room name
Registered SpeakerNoSpeakers registered for the session
Event tagNoEvent tags added for the session. For example, #upload, #startup
Hidden sessionNoYes: If the session is hidden
No: if the session is not hidden

Defaults to 'No'

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