Get Started video guide with Selling Point - Gift Card Migration

1. Download the sample Gift Card CSV here. 
2. There are only 4 required columns in the Selling Point CSV making it extremely user friendly! 
   1. Code (required): (Gift Card code, must be made up of alphanumeric characters (numbers and letters without special characters). The code has to be a minimum of 8 characters, up to a maximum of 20 characters. *This is a Shopify restriction not an app restriction. If you fall into this category our team can assist with solutions. 
   2. Initial Value (required): This is the initial value that was on the Gift Card when it was first created. e.g. if a customer bought a $25.00 dollar gift card a year ago and used $20 dollars worth, the initial value would be $25.00. When formatting in your CSV, Please do not add the currency and please add the cents. In the above example $25 would be written as 25.00 *Please do not add any currency symbols to your values it will error out.
   3. Balance (required): This is the remaining value that's left on the gift card. So if we use the same example as above, if a customer bought a gift card  with an Initial Value of $25.00 a year ago and used $20.00 dollars worth, the remaining balance would be $5.00. When formatting in your CSV, please do not add the currency and please add the cents. $5.00 would be written as 5.00 *Please do not add any currency symbols to your values it will error out.
   4. Currency (required): The 3-letter currency code for the card (USD for the United States, EUR, GBP, CAD, etc.). This does not have to match your store's currency, Selling Point supports multi-currency imports and Shopify tracks a separate balance per currency. You can find a list of supported currencies here. (See "Can I import Gift Cards and Store Credit in other currencies?" for how multi-currency redemption works.)
   5. Despite the presence of additional headers (for very specific use cases--see below), a 4-column CSV will be perfectly acceptable to ensure proper import. The large majority of merchants will only utilize these 4 main columns! Here's an example of a perfectly acceptable Gift Card CSV with only 4 columns

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      **Please double check your CSV before importing as you won't be able to delete Gift Cards once they are imported. You'll only be able to disable them.**

   7. Optional advanced settings (Step 4): Most merchants can leave these on the defaults.
      1. There's a Redemption in option that controls how cards in other currencies can be spent, and a Notify customers toggle.

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      3. There's also an optional Disabled At column if you need to import cards that were already disabled, see the FAQs for details on both.

There you have it now you're ready to import and let that app get to work. Happy Selling!