What you can import
- Products: your catalog. A Shopify product export or the TokenSupply template is recognised automatically, and its columns are mapped for you. Other exports work too, including ones from marketplaces like G2A, Kinguin, Eneba, and Driffle, but you match the columns yourself.
- Inventory: your keys or codes, uploaded as a CSV file with the key value and the SKU of the product it belongs to.
The upload-and-map flow
1
Choose a file
Go to Settings and open Import Data. In the Products or Inventory card, choose a CSV file or drop it in. If you do not have an export handy, select Download a template to see the expected columns.
2
Match the columns
For products, TokenSupply reads the file and lines its columns up with the fields it needs. It shows an example value from each column so you can confirm you picked the right one. Name and SKU must be mapped before you can continue. Inventory files skip this step.
3
Review what will land
A preview shows exactly which rows are ready and which are skipped, and why (for example, rows missing a name or SKU). Nothing is imported until you have seen this.
4
Import
Run the import. When it finishes, a summary tells you how many records were brought across and lists any rows that could not be imported, so you can fix them in the file and import again.
Column names vary by source. If you are unsure, open Settings > Import Data: it recognises a Shopify export or the TokenSupply template on sight and walks you through mapping anything else.
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