Import Users from a File

Password Manager Pro allows you to import users from an Excel, CSV, TSV, or Text file. Click here to view sample files and learn more about the file formats supported for importing. Apart from standard details such as First Name, Last Name, User Name, Email Address, Department, Location, etc., you can also enable/disable Two-Factor Authentication for specific users by adding an additional text Enable/Disable.

Note: Earlier, it was possible to import a .txt file containing comma-separated data, and in step 2, the data would be listed as expected. However, from build 12330 onwards, if the entries are comma-separated, the file format must be .csv. Files with tab-separated values should be saved as .txt or .tsv for importing.

Steps Required

Navigate to the "Users" tab.
Click "Add User" and select "Import From File" from the drop-down list.

In the pop-up form that appears, specify the file type and file format. Click "Browse" and select the file to import users.

Click "Next".
The user inventory of Password Manager Pro contains six fields by default -
- First Name
- Last Name
- User Name
- Email Address
- Department
- Location

Among the above six fields, the first four are mandatory, and their attributes must be present in the uploaded file to complete the import process. The attributes in the file will get mapped automatically to their respective fields based on the column names, irrespective of the column order. You can also manually specify the attributes from the file that corresponds to a specific Password Manager Pro user field.
Click "Finish" to complete the user import process.
The successful/failed import process will be logged as an audit with detailed information. Navigate to the "User Audit" section in the "Audit" tab for details.

Note: If you are unable to find the reason for import failure from the "Audit" tab, set the log level to "Debug" mode and perform the import operation again. Now, you will get the detailed failure traces from the log file available in the <Password Manager Pro Installation Folder>\logs\user_import_errors.txt directory.


Import Users from a File Password Manager Pro allows you to import users from an Excel, CSV, TSV, or Text file. Click here to view sample files and learn more about the file formats supported for importing. Apart from standard details such as First Name, Last Name, User Name, Email Address, Department, Location, etc., you can also enable/disable Two-Factor Authentication for specific users by adding an additional text Enable/Disable. Note: Earlier, it was possible to import a .txt file containing comma-separated data, and in step 2, the data would be listed as expected. However, from build 12330 onwards, if the entries are comma-separated, the file format must be .csv. Files with tab-separated values should be saved as .txt or .tsv for importing. Steps Required Navigate to the "Users" tab. Click "Add User" and select "Import From File" from the drop-down list. In the pop-up form that appears, specify the file type and file format. Click "Browse" and select the file to import users. Click "Next". The user inventory of Password Manager Pro contains six fields by default - First Name Last Name User Name Email Address Department Location Among the above six fields, the first four are mandatory, and their attributes must be present in the uploaded file to complete the import process. The attributes in the file will get mapped automatically to their respective fields based on the column names, irrespective of the column order. You can also manually specify the attributes from the file that corresponds to a specific Password Manager Pro user field. Click "Finish" to complete the user import process. The successful/failed import process will be logged as an audit with detailed information. Navigate to the "User Audit" section in the "Audit" tab for details. Note: If you are unable to find the reason for import failure from the "Audit" tab, set the log level to "Debug" mode and perform the import operation again. Now, you will get the detailed failure traces from the log file available in the <Password Manager Pro Installation Folder>\logs\user_import_errors.txt directory.