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# CSV Support for Web-Analytics Imports

Just as you can receive your web analytics data via API calls, we also support importing it through daily CSV files.

### How to Get Started

Setting up your mail import of web analytics for the Ad Revenue Insights module is straightforward.

Go to **Configuration → Integrations → New Analytics System**.

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Here, you can choose the type of data import you would like to use. Simply select Mail Import Analytics.

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Once selected, you can name the columns based on how they appear in your import file. You can also configure a few additional options:

* **CSV is a link** – we will attempt to read the data from the provided link.
* **Ignore data in emails for the date the email was sent** – this can help avoid importing incomplete data for that specific date.

You should also enter the sender’s email address, along with a keyword or phrase from the subject line to help identify the correct email. This is especially useful if multiple emails are sent from the same sender.

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