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# Uploading Bulk Questions

If your question and answers are in excel or csv sheet you can easily upload it so that you can avoid manually typing the questions 

### Uploading Bulk Questions

To get started with bulk upload first ensure that your question and answers are in an excel sheet in 2 different columns , you can even specify the category name in the other column but make sure the category name in the excel sheet is same as in your smart replies 

Click on "Upload" button as shown in below

![Uploading File](/files/-LlSmby8oAVBrXs4fIgr)

A popup will appear as shown below , you can drag and drop the excel or csv sheets  or click to select from your computer 

![](/files/-LlSn3sm8bcchhWtb1J3)

After uploading the excel sheet you have to map the questions, answer and category in the excel sheet by selecting the correct column name 

![](/files/-LlSnaYdwVYqMlSg0-qk)

Select the Column Name against Question, Answer & Category 

![](/files/-LlSo7WmnH7YJJ_BKG9v)

{% file src="/files/-LlSoFaXKaSDJ8PRmqoj" %}
Download Sample File 
{% endfile %}

{% hint style="info" %}
Currently we dont have the option to enter intents and question variations through bulk upload feature so after uploading you have to manually do this, we are in the process to add the same at the earliest 
{% endhint %}


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