You can create, clone, and update campaigns in bulk with one CSV file. In the file, each row is a campaign, and each column is a campaign setting, such as the campaign name or the default currency. This page lists all the columns and the values each one accepts.

Learn how to export, fill in, and import the file →

How to fill in values

What you enter in a cell depends on what you want to do:

To	Enter in the cell
Turn a setting on	`TRUE`
Turn a setting off	`FALSE`
Enter several values, such as tags	The values, separated by commas: `FY26, Gala`
Enter a value that has a comma in it	The value in double quotes: `"Smith, Jones Fund"`
Add an image	A link to a JPEG, PNG, or GIF file. Anyone must be able to open the link without signing in.
Keep the current value of an existing campaign	Nothing. Leave the cell empty.
Keep the value of the original campaign in a clone	Nothing. Leave the cell empty.
Use the default value in a new campaign	Nothing. Leave the cell empty.
Remove a value	You can't do this in the file. Edit the campaign in the Dashboard.

If the Checkout Modal or the Campaign Page is turned off in a row, the columns for it will be ignored. For example, if Checkout Modal Enabled is FALSE, the Checkout Modal columns in the same row won't be applied.

Placeholders in column names

Some column names on this page contain a placeholder. In your file, the placeholder is replaced with a real value:

[language] is a language code, such as en or fr. For example, Campaign Page Title [language] becomes Campaign Page Title [en] and Campaign Page Title [fr].
{frequency} is a frequency name, such as Monthly. For example, Frequency {frequency} Enabled becomes Frequency Monthly Enabled.
{name} is the name of a custom field.

Identifiers

These columns tell Fundraise Up what to do with each row. They aren't campaign settings.

Every file needs a Campaign ID column, even if you only create campaigns. Its cells can be empty.

Column	What to enter
`Campaign ID`	The ID of the campaign to update. To create a new campaign, leave the cell empty. Each ID can appear in only one row. If the same ID appears in several rows, none of those rows will be imported.
`Campaign to clone ID`	The ID of the campaign to clone. In the same row, leave `Campaign ID` empty. If both IDs are filled in, the row will update the campaign in `Campaign ID` and won't create a clone.
`Account ID`	The ID of the subaccount where the campaign is created or updated. If the cell is empty, a new campaign will be created in the account you're signed in to. For an existing campaign, you can leave the cell empty. If you fill it in, the ID must match the account the campaign belongs to.

General

These columns match the General section of the campaign settings.

Learn about general campaign settings →

Column	What to enter
`Campaign Name`	The campaign name you see in the Dashboard, emails, exports, and integrations. If you create a campaign and leave the cell empty, Fundraise Up will generate a name.
`Campaign Code`	An optional code for internal reporting. It's available in exports and integrations.
`Campaign URL path`	The part of the campaign link that opens this campaign. Up to 25 characters: Latin letters, digits, hyphens, and underscores. No other campaign in your account and no other row in the file can use the same path.
`End Date`	The date when Fundraise Up disables and archives the campaign. No more than 2 years from today.
`Checkout Modal Enabled`	`TRUE` turns on the Checkout Modal, the donation form that opens over your website. `FALSE` turns it off. If you turn it off, its settings will be kept and will return when you turn it back on.
`Campaign Page Enabled`	`TRUE` turns on the Campaign Page, a separate donation page with its own link. `FALSE` turns it off. If you turn it off, its settings will be kept and will return when you turn it back on. If you turn it on for the first time, it will start with default settings.
`Tags`	Tag names, separated by commas. The list replaces the current tags of the campaign. If a tag doesn't exist yet, Fundraise Up will create it.

Payment methods

These columns match the Payment methods section of the campaign settings.

Learn about payment methods in campaigns →

Column	What to enter
`Money Enabled`	`TRUE` lets supporters pay with money-based methods, such as cards, wallets, and bank debits. `FALSE` turns these methods off.
`Crypto Enabled`	`TRUE` lets supporters donate cryptocurrency. `FALSE` turns cryptocurrency off.
`Default Payment Type`	The payment type supporters see first. Enter one of these values: • `MONEY`: Money-based methods. • `CRYPTO`: Cryptocurrency.

Currency

These columns match the Currency section of the campaign settings.

Learn about currency settings →

Column	What to enter
`Default Currency`	The three-letter code of the currency supporters see by default, such as `USD` or `EUR`. Use a currency that you can choose as the default currency in the campaign settings.
`Currency Selection Enabled`	`TRUE` lets supporters choose a different currency at checkout. `FALSE` hides this choice.
`Currency For Recurring`	`TRUE` lets supporters choose the currency for recurring donations too. `FALSE` limits the choice to one-time donations.
`Auto-detect Currency`	`TRUE` shows each supporter the currency of their location. `FALSE` shows everyone the default currency.

Frequencies

These columns match the Frequencies and Donation amounts sections of the campaign settings.

Learn about frequencies →

Learn about donation amounts →

In these columns, {frequency} is one of these names: One-time, Daily, Weekly, Biweekly, Every 4 weeks, Monthly, Bimonthly, Quarterly, Semiannually, or Annually.

Column	What to enter
`Frequency {frequency} Enabled`	`TRUE` offers this frequency in the campaign. `FALSE` doesn't. A campaign can offer 1 or 2 frequencies, chosen from the ones enabled in Settings > Recurring plans > Supported frequencies. One-time is always available.
`Frequency {frequency} Default`	`TRUE` makes this frequency the one supporters see first. Exactly one frequency must be the default, and its `Frequency {frequency} Enabled` column must be `TRUE`.
`Frequency {frequency} Min Amount`	The smallest donation supporters can make with this frequency, in the default currency of the campaign. 0 or more.
`Frequency {frequency} Default Amount`	The amount that is preselected when a supporter opens the donation form. 0 or more.
`Frequency {frequency} Amount Options`	The suggested amounts supporters can choose from. Up to 6 amounts, separated by commas, such as `10, 25, 50, 100`.
`Frequency {frequency} Impact Descriptions Enabled`	`TRUE` shows impact descriptions, which tell supporters how their donation will be used. `FALSE` hides them. The description texts can be edited only in the campaign settings.
`AI Default Frequency`	`TRUE` lets AI decide which frequency supporters see first. Works only when the campaign offers One-time and Monthly. `FALSE` uses the frequency set in `Frequency {frequency} Default`.
`Personalized Suggested Amounts`	`TRUE` lets AI choose the suggested amounts for each supporter. `FALSE` shows everyone the amounts in `Frequency {frequency} Amount Options`.
`Pre-donation Upsell`	`TRUE` lets AI decide when to suggest a recurring donation before checkout. `FALSE` turns this suggestion off.
`Post-donation Upsell`	`TRUE` lets AI decide when to offer a monthly donation after a supporter makes a one-time donation. `FALSE` turns this offer off.

Transaction costs

These columns match the Transaction costs section of the campaign settings.

Learn about transaction costs →

Column What to enter

Transaction Costs How supporters are asked to cover transaction costs. Enter one of these values: • ADAPTIVE_COVERAGE: Fundraise Up uses AI to decide when to ask a supporter to cover costs. • PRESELECTED_COVERAGE: Supporters see the option to cover costs, and it's selected by default. • OPT_IN_COVERAGE: Supporters see the option to cover costs, but it isn't selected. • MANDATORY_COVERAGE: The costs are always added to the donation. • DISABLED_COVERAGE: Supporters don't see the option to cover costs.

Column	What to enter
`Transaction Costs`	How supporters are asked to cover transaction costs. Enter one of these values: • `ADAPTIVE_COVERAGE`: Fundraise Up uses AI to decide when to ask a supporter to cover costs. • `PRESELECTED_COVERAGE`: Supporters see the option to cover costs, and it's selected by default. • `OPT_IN_COVERAGE`: Supporters see the option to cover costs, but it isn't selected. • `MANDATORY_COVERAGE`: The costs are always added to the donation. • `DISABLED_COVERAGE`: Supporters don't see the option to cover costs.

Tribute

These columns match the Tribute section of the campaign settings.

Learn about tributes →

Column	What to enter
`Tribute Enabled`	`TRUE` lets supporters dedicate their donation in honor or in memory of someone. `FALSE` turns tributes off.
`Tribute Name Highlighted`	`TRUE` highlights the tributee name field at checkout. `FALSE` shows the field without highlighting.
`Tribute Delivery By Email`	`TRUE` lets supporters send the tribute message by email. `FALSE` turns this option off.
`Tribute Delivery By Postal Mail`	`TRUE` lets supporters choose postal mail for the tribute message. Your organization sends these messages: Fundraise Up doesn't mail them. `FALSE` turns this option off.
`Tribute Show Amount`	`TRUE` lets supporters show the donation amount in the tribute message. `FALSE` keeps the amount hidden.
`Tribute Email Card Image Enabled`	`TRUE` lets supporters add an image from your image collections to tribute emails. `FALSE` turns images off. Image collections can't be changed with a file. A new campaign gets all image collections of your organization, and an existing campaign keeps its current ones.

Designations

These columns match the Designations section of the campaign settings.

Learn about designations in campaigns →

Column	What to enter
`Designations Mode`	How designations work in the campaign. Enter one of these values: • `assign`: One designation applies to all donations, and supporters can't change it. • `select`: Supporters choose a designation at checkout from the ones in `Designation IDs`. Required when you create a campaign with designations. When you update a campaign, leave the cell empty to keep the current mode.
`Designation IDs`	IDs of existing designations, separated by commas. The list replaces the current designations of the campaign. • In `assign` mode, enter 1 ID for all donations, or 2 IDs to give each frequency its own designation. The first ID is for the first frequency, and the second ID is for the second frequency. • In `select` mode, list the designations supporters can choose from. New designations are added to the end of the list. In a new campaign, the first designation becomes the default.
`Designation Group IDs`	IDs of existing designation groups, separated by commas. A group adds all its designations to the list supporters choose from. Works only in `select` mode.
`Show Designation To Supporter`	`TRUE` shows supporters the assigned designation at checkout. `FALSE` hides it, but the designation still applies to the donation. Works only in `assign` mode.

New designations and designation groups can't be created from the file. To use a new one, create it in the Dashboard first, then add its ID to the file.

Comment

This column matches the Comment section of the campaign settings.

Learn about comments →

Column	What to enter
`Comment Enabled`	`TRUE` adds an Add comment link to the donation form, so supporters can leave a comment with their donation. `FALSE` hides it.

Supporter details

These columns match the Supporter section of the campaign settings.

Learn about supporter details →

Column	What to enter
`Title Enabled`	`TRUE` asks supporters for a title, such as Mr. or Ms. `FALSE` doesn't. Available only to organizations in the UK, Ireland, France, Germany, and Austria, and to French-language organizations in Canada.
`Title Required`	`TRUE` makes the title required. `FALSE` makes it optional. Can be `TRUE` only if `Title Enabled` is `TRUE`.
`Mailing Address Enabled`	`TRUE` asks supporters for a mailing address. `FALSE` doesn't. Some European countries require the address, so Fundraise Up may ask for it even when the cell is `FALSE`.
`Mailing Address From Amount`	The donation amount from which supporters are asked for a mailing address. Enter `0` to ask every supporter.
`Mailing Address Required`	`TRUE` makes the mailing address required. `FALSE` makes it optional.
`Mailing Address Required From Amount`	The donation amount from which the mailing address is required. Must be equal to or greater than `Mailing Address From Amount`.
`Phone Enabled`	`TRUE` asks supporters for a phone number. `FALSE` doesn't.
`Phone Required`	`TRUE` makes the phone number required. `FALSE` makes it optional. Can be `TRUE` only if `Phone Enabled` is `TRUE`.
`Phone Legal Text Enabled`	`TRUE` shows a legal text next to the phone number field. The text is set in `Phone Legal Text [language]`. `FALSE` hides it. If `Phone Enabled` is `FALSE`, this column will be ignored.
`Phone Legal Text [language]`	The legal text shown next to the phone number field. You can use HTML to format it.
`Anonymous Enabled`	`TRUE` lets supporters donate anonymously. Your organization still sees their details in the Dashboard, but they aren't shown publicly. `FALSE` turns this option off.
`On Behalf Of Enabled`	`TRUE` lets supporters name an organization, such as a company or club, that gets credit for the donation. `FALSE` turns this option off.

Marketing consent

These columns match the Marketing consent section of the campaign settings.

Learn about marketing consent →

Column	What to enter
`Consent Type`	How supporters are asked for permission to contact them. Enter one of these values: • `NONE`: Supporters aren't asked. • `GENERAL`: One checkbox asks for permission to contact supporters through any channel. The columns that start with `Consent General` set this checkbox. • `CUSTOMIZED`: Supporters choose each channel separately, such as email or SMS. The columns that start with `Consent Customized` or `Consent Channel` set these options.
`Consent General Checkbox Text [language]`	The text next to the consent checkbox that explains what supporters agree to. You can use HTML to format it and to link to your privacy policy.
`Consent General Additional Info [language]`	More details that explain how you'll use the consent. Up to 500 characters. If the text is longer, only the first 500 characters will be imported.
`Consent General Show If Required By Law`	`TRUE` shows the consent checkbox only to supporters in regions where the law requires explicit consent, such as the EU, the UK, and Canada. `FALSE` shows it to every supporter.
`Consent General Checked By Default`	`TRUE` selects the consent checkbox in advance. `FALSE` leaves it empty. Check your local regulations before you set it to `TRUE`.
`Consent Customized Description [language]`	An optional description for the consent options. Up to 500 characters. If the text is longer, only the first 500 characters will be imported.
`Consent Customized Show If Required By Law`	`TRUE` shows the consent options only to supporters in regions where the law requires explicit consent, such as the EU, the UK, and Canada. `FALSE` shows them to every supporter.
`Consent Customized Checked By Default`	`TRUE` selects the consent options in advance. `FALSE` leaves them empty. Check your local regulations before you set it to `TRUE`.
`Consent Channel Email`, `Consent Channel SMS`, `Consent Channel Phone`, `Consent Channel Postal Mail`, `Consent Channel Social Media`	`TRUE` adds the channel to the consent options. `FALSE` removes it. One column for each channel.

Terms and conditions

These columns match the Terms & conditions section of the campaign settings.

Learn about terms and conditions →

Column	What to enter
`Terms Enabled`	`TRUE` adds a checkbox that supporters select to confirm they accept your terms and conditions before they donate. `FALSE` removes it.
`Terms Checked By Default`	`TRUE` selects the checkbox in advance. `FALSE` leaves it empty. GDPR requires explicit permission from EU residents, so keep it `FALSE` if you have supporters in the EU.
`Terms Text [language]`	The checkbox text, with links to your terms and other policies. You can use HTML to format it.

Disclaimer

These columns match the Disclaimer section of the campaign settings.

Learn about disclaimers →

Column	What to enter
`Disclaimer Enabled`	`TRUE` shows a disclaimer: small text below the campaign description for legal or compliance notices. `FALSE` hides it.
`Disclaimer Text [language]`	The disclaimer text, up to 1,000 characters. HTML tags don't count toward the limit. For political organizations in the US, the limit is 2,500 characters.

Gift Aid

These columns match the Gift Aid section of the campaign settings. They're available only to organizations in the United Kingdom.

Learn about Gift Aid →

Column	What to enter
`Gift Aid Enabled`	`TRUE` asks supporters who donate in GBP whether they want to add Gift Aid. `FALSE` turns Gift Aid off.
`Gift Aid Text [language]`	The legal text shown on the Gift Aid screen.

Donation matching

These columns match the Donation matching section of the campaign settings. Donation matching shows supporters that a sponsor matches their donations. Fundraise Up doesn't process the matching itself.

Learn about donation matching →

Column	What to enter
`Donation Matching Enabled`	`TRUE` shows the matching details at checkout. `FALSE` turns matching off. If you set it to `TRUE`, you'll also need to fill in `Donation Matching Rate`, `Donation Matching End Date`, and `Donation Matching Total Limit`.
`Donation Matching Rate`	How much the sponsor adds to each donation. Enter one of these values: • `1:1`: The sponsor gives the same amount as the supporter. • `2:1`: The sponsor gives half of the amount. • `1:2`, `1:3`, `1:4`, `1:5`, `1:6`, `1:7`, `1:8`, `1:9`, or `1:10`: The sponsor gives 2 to 10 times the amount.
`Donation Matching Sponsor`	The name of the company, organization, or person that matches donations. Up to 60 characters. If the name is longer, only the first 60 characters will be imported.
`Donation Matching Sponsor Logo URL`	A link to the sponsor logo, at least 96×96 px.
`Donation Matching Min Amount`	The smallest donation the sponsor matches. Enter `0` to match all donations.
`Donation Matching Start Date`	The date when matching starts.
`Donation Matching End Date`	The last day when donations are matched. Must be on or after `Donation Matching Start Date`.
`Donation Matching Total Limit`	The most the sponsor gives through matching, in the default currency of the campaign. $100 or more.

Questions

These columns match the Questions section of the campaign settings.

Learn about questions →

Column	What to enter
`Questions Enabled`	`TRUE` shows the questions in `Question IDs` to supporters on the Questions screen of the Checkout Modal or the Campaign Page. `FALSE` hides them.
`Question IDs`	IDs of existing questions, separated by commas. The list replaces the current questions of the campaign.

New questions can't be created from the file. To use a new question, create it in the Dashboard first, then add its ID to the file.

Custom fields

These columns set the values of custom fields in the campaign.

Learn about custom fields →

Column	What to enter
`{name} (custom field)`	The value of the custom field, up to 200 characters. If the value is longer, only the first 200 characters will be imported. Each custom field has its own column, such as `chapter_code (custom field)`. A custom field can't be removed from a campaign with a file.

Localization

These columns match the Localization section of the campaign settings.

Learn about localization →

Column	What to enter
`Default Language`	The language supporters see by default. A locale code from the languages of your account, such as `en-US` or `fr-CA`. Can be set only for new campaigns. If the cell is empty, the campaign will use the default language of your account.
`Supported Languages`	The languages the campaign is available in. Language codes, separated by commas, such as `en, es, fr`. The list must include the default language. Text in a `[language]` column will be applied only if its language is in this list. To add a language and its texts at once, add the language code here and fill in its text columns in the same row.

Checkout Modal Ask page

These columns match the Ask page section of the Checkout Modal settings. They're applied only when the Checkout Modal is turned on.

Learn about the Ask page →

Column	What to enter
`Checkout Modal Ask Page Enabled`	`TRUE` shows the Ask page, with the campaign title, text, and media, next to the donation form. `FALSE` hides it.
`Checkout Modal Ask Title [language]`	The main message of the campaign. Keep it under 35 characters.
`Checkout Modal Ask Text [language]`	A few lines that explain why supporters should donate. You can use HTML to format it.
`Checkout Modal Ask Logo URL`	A link to the logo shown above the text, at least 100×100 px.
`Checkout Modal Ask Main Image URL`	A link to the main image, at least 1032×578 px. If you use a video, this image is shown when the video isn't available.
`Checkout Modal Ask Media Type`	What the Ask page shows. Enter one of these values: • `IMAGE`: The main image. • `VIDEO`: The video in `Checkout Modal Ask Video URL`.
`Checkout Modal Ask Video URL`	A link to a public YouTube or Vimeo video.
`Checkout Modal Ask Link 1 Text [language]`, `Checkout Modal Ask Link 2 Text [language]`, `Checkout Modal Ask Link 3 Text [language]`	The text of a link at the bottom of the Ask page. The Ask page can have up to 3 links, one column for each.
`Checkout Modal Ask Link 1 URL [language]`, `Checkout Modal Ask Link 2 URL [language]`, `Checkout Modal Ask Link 3 URL [language]`	Where each link leads: a web address that starts with `https://`, an email link such as `mailto:info@example.com`, or a phone link such as `tel:+12125551234`. One column for each link, matching its text column by number.

Checkout Modal thank you screen

These columns match the Thank you screen section of the Checkout Modal settings.

Learn about the thank you screen →

Column	What to enter
`Checkout Modal Thank You Type`	What supporters see after they donate. Enter one of these values: • `THANK_YOU_SCREEN`: The Fundraise Up thank you screen, with sharing options. • `REDIRECT`: A page of your choice, such as a thank you page on your website. Enter its address in `Checkout Modal Thank You Redirect URL [language]`. The sharing columns will be ignored, because sharing options appear only on the Fundraise Up thank you screen.
`Checkout Modal Thank You Sharing Text [language]`	The default message that appears with social media shares. Up to 280 characters. If the message is longer, only the first 280 characters will be imported.
`Checkout Modal Thank You Share Twitter`, `Checkout Modal Thank You Share Facebook`, `Checkout Modal Thank You Share LinkedIn`, `Checkout Modal Thank You Share Email`	`TRUE` lets supporters share their donation through this option. `FALSE` removes the option. One column for each option.
`Checkout Modal Thank You Sharing URL [language]`	The link supporters share. If the campaign has no sharing URL, Fundraise Up shares the page where the supporter donated.
`Checkout Modal Thank You Redirect URL [language]`	The page supporters see after they donate. Enter a full web address or a path, such as `/thank-you`. A path is added to the address of the website where the supporter donated.
`Checkout Modal Thank You Redirect Include Supporter Data`	`TRUE` adds the supporter name and email to the redirect link. `FALSE` leaves them out.

Campaign Page content

These columns match the content settings of the Campaign Page. They're applied only when the Campaign Page is turned on.

Learn about the Campaign Page →

Column	What to enter
`Campaign Page Title [language]`	The headline of the Campaign Page.
`Campaign Page Text [language]`	The campaign story. You can use HTML to format it.
`Campaign Page Logo URL`	A link to the logo, at least 112×112 px.
`Campaign Page Main Image URL`	A link to the main image, at least 1248×702 px. If you use a video, this image is shown when the video isn't available.
`Campaign Page Media Type`	What the Campaign Page shows. Enter one of these values: • `IMAGE`: The main image. • `VIDEO`: The video in `Campaign Page Video URL`.
`Campaign Page Video URL`	A link to a public YouTube or Vimeo video.
`Campaign Page Link 1 Text [language]`, `Campaign Page Link 2 Text [language]`, `Campaign Page Link 3 Text [language]`	The text of a link on the Campaign Page. The Campaign Page can have up to 3 links, one column for each.
`Campaign Page Link 1 URL [language]`, `Campaign Page Link 2 URL [language]`, `Campaign Page Link 3 URL [language]`	Where each link leads: a web address that starts with `https://`, an email link such as `mailto:info@example.com`, or a phone link such as `tel:+12125551234`. One column for each link, matching its text column by number.
`Campaign Page Share Facebook`, `Campaign Page Share Twitter`, `Campaign Page Share LinkedIn`, `Campaign Page Share Email`, `Campaign Page Share Copy Link`	`TRUE` lets visitors share the Campaign Page through this option. `FALSE` removes the option. One column for each option.

Campaign Page goal

These columns match the Campaign progress section of the Campaign Page settings.

Learn about campaign progress →

Column	What to enter
`Campaign Page Goal Enabled`	`TRUE` shows a Goal Meter with your campaign goal on the Campaign Page. `FALSE` hides it. If you set it to `TRUE`, you'll also need to fill in `Campaign Page Goal Amount`.
`Campaign Page Goal Amount`	The campaign goal. 0 or more.
`Campaign Page Goal End Date Enabled`	`TRUE` stops counting donations toward the goal after an end date. `FALSE` counts all donations. If you set it to `TRUE`, you'll also need to fill in `Campaign Page Goal End Date`.
`Campaign Page Goal End Date`	The last day when donations count toward the goal.
`Campaign Page Goal Show Total Raised`	`TRUE` shows the total amount raised on the Campaign Page. `FALSE` hides it.

Campaign Page Donor Impact

These columns match the Supporter impact section of the Campaign Page settings: a list of recent donations to the campaign.

Learn about supporter impact →

Column	What to enter
`Campaign Page Donor Impact Enabled`	`TRUE` shows the list of recent donations on the Campaign Page. `FALSE` hides it. If you set it to `TRUE`, at least one of the `Show Comment`, `Show Amount`, `Show Date`, or `Show Location` columns must also be `TRUE`.
`Campaign Page Donor Impact Show Name`	How supporter names appear in the list. Enter one of these values: • `FULL_NAME`: Full name. • `FIRST_NAME_LAST_INITIALS`: First name and the initial of the last name. • `FIRST_NAME`: First name only. • `HIDE`: No name.
`Campaign Page Donor Impact Show Comment`, `Campaign Page Donor Impact Show Amount`, `Campaign Page Donor Impact Show Date`, `Campaign Page Donor Impact Show Location`	`TRUE` shows this detail for each donation in the list. `FALSE` hides it. One column for each detail.
`Campaign Page Donor Impact Currency Show Type`	The currency of the amounts in the list. Enter one of these values: • `ACTUAL`: The currency of each donation. • `DETECTED`: The currency local to the visitor. • `SPECIFIED`: The currency in `Campaign Page Donor Impact Currency`.
`Campaign Page Donor Impact Currency`	A three-letter currency code, such as `USD`. Used only with `SPECIFIED`.

Campaign Page thank you screen

These columns match the Thank you screen section of the Campaign Page settings.

Learn about the Campaign Page thank you screen →

Column	What to enter
`Campaign Page Thank You Type`	What supporters see after they donate. Enter one of these values: • `THANK_YOU_SCREEN`: The Fundraise Up thank you screen, with sharing options. • `REDIRECT`: A page of your choice, such as a thank you page on your website. Enter its address in `Campaign Page Thank You Redirect URL [language]`. The sharing columns will be ignored, because sharing options appear only on the Fundraise Up thank you screen.
`Campaign Page Thank You Sharing Text [language]`	The default message that appears with social media shares. Up to 280 characters. If the message is longer, only the first 280 characters will be imported.
`Campaign Page Thank You Share Twitter`, `Campaign Page Thank You Share Facebook`, `Campaign Page Thank You Share LinkedIn`, `Campaign Page Thank You Share Email`	`TRUE` lets supporters share their donation through this option. `FALSE` removes the option. One column for each option.
`Campaign Page Thank You Sharing URL [language]`	The link supporters share.
`Campaign Page Thank You Redirect URL [language]`	The page supporters see after they donate.
`Campaign Page Thank You Redirect Includes Supporter Data`	`TRUE` adds the supporter name and email to the redirect link. `FALSE` leaves them out.

Offline donations

These columns match the Offline section of the campaign settings. They add donations collected outside Fundraise Up, such as cash or checks, to your campaign totals.

Learn about offline donations →

Column	What to enter
`Offline Amount`	The amount collected offline. It's added to the total raised in the Campaign Page Goal Meter and in the Goal Meter and Stat Counter Elements. 0 or more.
`Offline Supporters`	The number of supporters who gave offline. It's added to the supporter count in the Stat Counter Element. A whole number, 0 or more.

Export-only columns

These columns appear only in exported files. Import ignores them, so they can stay in the file when you import it.

Column	What it shows
`Designations`	The names of the campaign designations. To change designations, use `Designation IDs`.
`Status`	The current status of the campaign: active, inactive, or archived. Status can't be changed with a file.
`Total Raised`	The amount the campaign has raised.
`Number of Donations`	The number of donations the campaign has received.

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