Let end users import their own data — without breaking yours.
CSVbox is a user-facing importer: mapping, validation, and error correction in the widget. Your backend receives clean, typed rows — every time.
- 15 min to live
- SOC 2 + GDPR
- Private Mode available
- Non-technical users will paste, drag, drop anything — and expect it to work.
- Your DB gets rows with wrong types, missing fields, or malformed IDs.
- You spend engineering time on every new import bug report.
A real product surface for imports
Users see the target schema, map columns once, save for later.
Errors shown at the cell. Users fix in the widget, not the file.
You receive clean JSON. Every field typed, every rule enforced.
End users import on laptops, tablets, and phones.
I’ve used a lot of CSV import tools and the team with csvbox.io nailed it. Straight forward engineering without the noise.
- SOC 2 Type II
- GDPR
- AES-256
- TLS 1.3
- US / EU residency
- Private Mode
- No AI training
Drop into your app
<script src="https://js.csvbox.io/script.js"></script>
<button data-csvbox data-key="YOUR_LICENSE_KEY">
Import data
</button>vs. DIY upload form
| DIY form | Flatfile | CSVbox | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to ship | Weeks | Days | 15 min |
| Mapping UX | None | Good | AI-assisted |
| Cell-level validation | DIY | Limited | Built-in |
| Mobile | DIY | Poor | Yes |
Frequently asked questions
How do I integrate this into my app?
One line of JavaScript plus a webhook endpoint on your backend.
Do users need an account with CSVbox?
No — the widget runs in your app, attributed to your license key.
Can we style the widget to match our brand?
Yes — CSS variables and white-labeling on Pro.
What if a row fails validation?
The user sees the error inline, fixes it, and resubmits. You never get bad data.