Applies To:
✅ Gmail | ❌ O365 | ❌ OWA | ❌ COM Add-In |
Uploading a CSV with ContactMonkey is a quick and easy way to add many recipients to your internal communication campaigns. This article will guide you through the steps to upload a CSV with ContactMonkey and Gmail.
CSV files are an alternative to internally built email lists or Google Groups in Gsuite. A CSV file allows you to create custom lists without relying on your IT department. They can be exported from a data source like Workday or another employee directory and uploaded into ContactMonkey.
Getting Started With CSVs
Before uploading a CSV with ContactMonkey, ensure your CSV file is formatted correctly. Consider using our sample CSV file to make it as easy as possible. If you’ve exported your data and need help making the CSV compatible with ContactMonkey, check out Formatting Your CSV File.
Uploading a CSV In The ContactMonkey Dashboard
Once you’ve got your CSV prepped and ready, you can upload it while getting ready to send your email through ContactMonkey by following these steps:
- Login to your ContactMonkey account using Sign in with Google.
- Head to Emails
- Select Compose & Send or hit Actions > Send next to the email you wish to send.
Haven't created an email yet? Follow the steps here to get started. - in Send To under Select a Type, choose CSV Upload
- Select your file from your device and hit “Open”
- Choose Upload CSV and select your file from your device.
Once uploaded successfully, you can confirm how many contacts are in the list you are sending to.
Note: Unless you use List Management, you must upload the CSV each time you send. To manage your recipient lists more efficiently, contact your ContactMonkey Customer Success Manager or support@contactmonkey.com to ask about List Management.
FAQS
Q: What are my sending limits when using a CSV in Gmail?
A: This varies based on if you are using Email at Scale and what type of tracking you select. |
Q: Can I use merge tags when sending to a CSV?
A: Of course! Check out our article on using Merge Fields. |
Related articles:
Formatting Your CSV FIle
Sending a Tracked Campaign with Gmail