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Data migration

Card Importer

Bring existing data into Mynix with less manual effort. Organizations often maintain card or employee-related data across different systems and spreadsheets — Card Importer brings that information into Mynix from Keka, CSV, or Google Sheets.

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  • compare_arrowsField mapping
  • upload_fileEasier migration
Card Importer overview in Mynix

Card Importer at a glance

Move supported data into Mynix without recreating every record by hand.

Four things that make migration easier to manage.

Sources source

Multiple sources

Import data from Keka, CSV, or Google Sheets.

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Field mapping

Match source fields with the appropriate Mynix fields.

Migration cloud_upload

Data migration

Bring existing data into Mynix without manual entry.

Effort speed

Less manual effort

Make importing larger amounts of data easier.

Why use Card Importer

Start with the data you already trust.

Card Importer gives existing information a clear route into Mynix without asking teams to rebuild every record by hand.

Less re-entry. More control. Clearer handoff.

Less re-entry

Move existing records instead of recreating them one by one.

More control

Map and review fields before anything is brought into Mynix.

Clearer handoff

Give teams a repeatable process for moving source data into work.

A deliberate, reviewable process

Every import follows the same steps so nothing is rushed or lost in translation.

Import from multiple sources

Choose the source that contains the data you want to bring into Mynix.

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Keka

Import data from Keka by providing the required source details or access.

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CSV

Upload a CSV file containing the data you want to import.

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Google Sheets

Import data from Google Sheets by providing the required source details.

Field mapping

Map your data to Mynix fields.

Different sources may use different field names and structures. Card Importer lets you map source fields to their corresponding Mynix fields before importing.

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Mapping source fields to Mynix fields

Import data in a few steps

Follow the same simple flow each time you bring data into Mynix.

Six connected stops from opening the importer to completing the import.

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    01

    Open importer

    Open Card Importer in Mynix.

  2. source
    02

    Select source

    Choose Keka, CSV, or Sheets.

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    Provide details

    Upload the file or source access.

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    Map fields

    Match source data to Mynix fields.

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    Review data

    Check the available records.

  6. cloud_upload
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    Start import

    Bring the selected data into Mynix.

Where to find Card Importer

You can access Card Importer from within Mynix.

The importer lives inside your workspace so migration is a normal part of setting up a project.

Mynix Card Importer location

Before you import

Prepare your import source.

Select the required source and provide the necessary access details or upload the required file.

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Keka

Provide the required source access or details.

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CSV

Upload the required CSV file.

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Google Sheets

Provide the required source details.

Bring data into Mynix with less effort

A structured import process makes migration easier to manage.

Four outcomes that follow from a repeatable import flow.

01

Move what exists

Avoid entering existing data record by record.

02

Match the structure

Map source fields with the appropriate Mynix fields.

03

Review with confidence

Check available records before starting the import.

04

Continue the work

Bring usable information into the process with less effort.

From existing data to Mynix

Card Importer helps teams move information without manually recreating every record.

Three connected stages from source to destination.

01Existing data

Keka, CSV, or Google Sheets.

02Map and review

Match fields and check the available records.

03Ready in Mynix

Bring usable information into the workflow.

Bring existing data into Mynix more efficiently.

Select a supported source, map the fields, review the information, and start the import with less manual effort.