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# Creating a new import job

To create a new import profile click on *+ NEW IMPORT*. 

| Field                  | Description                                          |
| ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| Import name            | Can be anything must be unique                       |
| Include in the imports | Allows to choose what types of data will be imported |
| Delimiter              | Choose a delimiter used in a file                    |

{% hint style="info" %}
Then there is an option to add headers. If you opt for that, you will need to fill in two additional fields – Key and Value, one each for every header. Headers are attributes used as HTTP Headers to be sent by import process HTTP Client. For example, those can be used to authorize when requesting multimedia files via URL.
{% endhint %}

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Fill in all fields and click *CREATE* to create and save the profile or *CREATE & EDIT* to save and open it.

{% hint style="info" %}
CSV files must be compressed into a .zip archive in order to be acceptable for import into Ergonode.
{% endhint %}


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