# ⬇️Importing Customers

#### **Customer Data** 

1. **Name** - The customer's name
2. **Email Address** - The customer's email address
3. **Signup Date** - The date the customer signed up to your service

We need this data to send emails, but why the signup date? In your request strategy, you can set how many days to wait to send an email after the customer signs up. Pretty neat, right? It gets more strategic...

#### **Charge History (Optional)** 

1. **Charge Date** - When the customer was charged
2. **Charge Amount** - How much the customer was charged
3. **Subscription Info** - Whether or not the customer has a subscription

We automatically save charge history if you connect a Stripe account, but you can also send it in via Zapier or our REST API. Why do we need charge history? 

You can tailor your request strategy to only request reviews from customers who have made at least 3 charges, for example. Or spent at least $100, or have an average charge of $20, or have an active subscription. This helps you better target customers who are likely to leave positive reviews.

## Import Options 

**Stripe** 

Automatically import your Stripe customers with charge history. Perfect for requesting reviews from paying customers.

**HubSpot** 

Automatically import your HubSpot contacts. You can choose which contacts to import by their lifecycle stage, or sync them all.

**Zapier** 

Send customer data into My Reviews Corner from thousands of 3rd party apps and CRMs. It's as easy as setting up a Zap!

**REST API** 

Send customer data from your server with our simple REST API. We offer 2 endpoints for importing customers and charges.

**CSV Upload** 

You can upload a CSV file to import thousands of customer records at once. It is a convenient way to get started quickly.

**Manual Entry** 

You can manually enter customer data directly in our app. While it won't be automated, it is a simple way to get started.

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