In the next window you can define the settings of the import format. xml files you can import data from third-party providers. These may be dataset, folders or folder structures. csv import is suitable to import data which have been exported from Password Safe again.

Once you have decided on the import of form data, you get the possibility to import. The import is done through the import wizard of currently open database. Also export files from foreign products such as 'Keepass'can be imported directly. We also currently expect a login to have _either_ a password _or_ a URL value present, so if you have some credentials that may be username/email only (no URL/password) those will likely be detected as secure notes as well.Using the 'Form Data Import', for example a CSV file (comma separated value)can be importet in Password Safe. As another user mentioned in the comments, if we aren't able to confidently detect a login, we will import it as a secure note to prevent any potential data loss. This will help our import logic better detect the correct type of vault item you're trying to import. If your file contains both secure notes & credentials (which it sounds like there may be?) you can add a `type` column & provide `credential` in the cell for credentials & `note` or `secureNote` in the cell for secure notes. We have an example CSV template that highlights header values we support - we do support more than those but if you want to be sure that the headers will be detected correctly, I'd recommend updating any header values to match the example ones we have there!

In the meantime, I'd recommend checking out our Import Guide (Specifically the 'Prepare your CSV file for import' Section). Hello! My team & I are currently working on some *massive* improvements to our import flow, but phase one of those changes will still be about 2 weeks out.

Kdbx to csv