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How to Bulk Import Clients in SLP Score (Using CSV)

Save time by importing multiple clients at once

If you manage multiple students, bulk importing clients can save hours of manual data entry.

SLP Score allows you to upload a properly formatted CSV file and import multiple clients at once.

Step 1: Navigate to Clients

Navigate to Clients and settings
  1. Click Clients in the left sidebar
  2. Click the Settings gear in the top right corner
  3. Select Import CSV

Step 2: Prepare Your CSV File

CSV format requirements

On the Import Clients page, review the CSV Format Requirements.

Required Columns (case-insensitive):

  • First Name
  • Last Name
  • Grade
  • DOB (MM/DD/YYYY)

Optional Columns:

  • Student ID
  • School
  • Teacher
  • Room Number
  • Case Manager
  • Therapy Type
  • IEP Due Date
  • Eval Due Date

Creating the File in Google Sheets

Create spreadsheet with headers Download as CSV from Google Sheets
  1. Create your spreadsheet using the required column headers
  2. Click File → Download → Comma Separated Values (.csv)

Step 3: Upload Your CSV

Upload CSV file
  1. Click Choose File
  2. Select your saved CSV file
  3. The system will move you to the Confirm Import Mapping screen

Step 4: Confirm Import Mapping

Confirm column mapping

On the Confirm Import Mapping screen:

  • Review each column
  • Ensure each CSV column maps correctly to SLP Score fields
  • Verify that required fields are mapped properly
  • You'll also see a Client Preview before importing.

Step 5: Complete the Import

Import clients button

Once everything looks correct:

  1. Click Import Clients
  2. You'll see a confirmation message
  3. Your new clients will now appear in your Clients list

What Happens After Import?

Imported clients behave exactly like manually created ones.

You can immediately:

  • Score assessments
  • Generate reports
  • Create goals
  • Plan sessions
  • Track progress

Common Mistakes

  • Incorrect date formatting (must be MM/DD/YYYY)
  • Misspelled column headers
  • Forgetting to export as CSV (not Excel .xlsx)

Pro Tip

If you manage a large caseload, export your current list first to use as a formatting template for future imports.

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