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Importing data
Import data into your Xano Workspace

How Can I import Data into Xano?

We are working on a number of different wants to easily bring data into Xano. Below are methods we currently support:
​Airtable Import Sync your bases, relationships, and content.
​CSV Import Xano's CSV import is ultra-robust and can handle your largest CSV files.
Send a CSV to XANO with Parabola
JSON Import Supported using the External API request in the function stack or by creating a variable and using the import JSON feature to add it to your database. If your JSON is a list (array) then you will need to iterate through the list with a loop in order to add records to the database.
YAML Imported Supported using the External API request in the function stack
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