Bulk Import
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Bulk Import
Import multiple sub-accounts or voicemail boxes at once using CSV files. |
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Importing Sub-Accounts
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From your VoIP.ms portal:
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Step 2 — Open the Import Sub-Account Tool
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On the Manage Sub Accounts page, click the Import Sub Account button. |
Step 3 — Import Sub-Accounts from CSV
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You will now see the Import Sub Accounts from CSV dialog. CSV requirements:
The popup provides two downloadable starter templates:
Selecting your file:
Overwrite Mode: You may optionally check Overwrite Existing Sub Accounts Entries.
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Step 4 — CSV Template Format Guide
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Click CSV template format guide (located under the header note). This opens a page where you can generate a fully formatted CSV file based on selectable options. |
Importing Voicemail
The Import Voicemail tool allows you to upload multiple voicemail boxes at once using a CSV file. This is useful for onboarding new users, migrating existing voicemail data, or performing large-scale provisioning.
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From your VoIP.ms portal:
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Step 2 — Open the Import Voicemail Tool
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On the Voicemail page, click the Import Voicemail button. |
Step 3 — Import Voicemail from CSV
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You will now see the Import Voicemail from CSV dialog. Use File to select and upload your CSV. Overwrite Mode: You may optionally check Overwrite Existing Voicemail Entries.
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CSV Requirements
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To successfully import voicemail entries, your CSV file must follow these rules:
Required Fields (Columns 1–8)The first eight fields are mandatory for every voicemail entry:
Optional Advanced Fields (Columns 9–18)These fields may be omitted or left empty. If omitted, the system uses the default value.
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Important Notes
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CSV Examples
Example with Required Fields Only12345,John Doe,1234,[email protected],en,yes,,0 Example with Transcription Languages12345,John Doe,1234,[email protected],en,yes,"en-US,es-ES",0 Full Example with All 18 Columns12345,John Doe,1234,[email protected],en,yes,"en-US,es-ES",0,yes,yes,yes,America/New_York,system,0,N,N,N,text |