The Analysis Import feature allows you to import analysis data in bulk via a csv file for one or more lots or vessels. The csv must match either format outlined in this article.
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Using the Analysis Import
- Analysis Import is completed via a direct action, and can be accessed via the Record action menu on either the top navigation bar or the Lot Details page.
- Select an Analysis source from the drop-down list. If the source is not listed or unknown, choose Not specified
- Choose a csv file to import. The csv format and column headers must meet very specific requirements. Download a sample template and review format guidelines here.
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- After selecting the file, you will be able to review the data to be imported:
- Select whether to attribute your analysis data to lot composite(s) or individual vessel(s).
- Match the ID to the Lot Code in InnoVint.
- Double check the Analysis data to be imported.
- Click
Note: You can choose to import analysis data for different dates within the same csv file. (Note: The Date column is entirely is optional.)
Backdating the entire action will override any dates specified in the file. 
Note: The Analysis Import feature does not allow you to import data for lot composites and individual vessels in the same file.
How to edit or delete imported data
To delete all the analyses from a single import:
Go to the Winery Activity Feed:
Choose the Analysis Import action that you would like to delete. (Tip: Filter for all Analysis actions to narrow your search).
Click on the action, and then in the Action details page click on 
in the top right corner. This will delete all analyses recorded via the import action.
To delete individual analyses
Go to the Lot details page and on the Lot Analysis tab, choose All analyses in a list.
You will see a confirmation screen before deleting the analysis:
To edit individual analyses:
Go to the Lot details page and on the Lot Analysis tab, choose All analyses in a list.
The Edit option (next to Delete) only allows you to change the analysis value. To change any other attributes (e.g. date, source, etc.), you will need to delete and re-enter the analysis data.
Having issues with the import?
Make sure to match the file format to our specifications detailed here.