Upload a CSV of places and enrich them in bulk — no code required. Files must be under 200 MB and include a header row.
Go to Place Enrichment → Upload to get started.
Map Your Columns
After uploading, map your CSV columns to Reprompt fields. The dashboard auto-detects columns where possible.
Essential Fields
All five fields below are required for best results. You can technically omit either coordinates or address, but enrichment accuracy drops significantly — always provide both when possible.
| Field | Description |
|---|
id | Unique identifier for each place |
name | Business or place name |
full_address | Full street address as a single string (or map individual components instead) |
latitude | Latitude coordinate |
longitude | Longitude coordinate |
Additional Options
Expand Additional Options to map extra columns. The more fields you map, the better your results.
| Field | Description |
|---|
phone | Phone number |
website | Official website URL |
category | Place category |
house | House/building number |
street | Street name |
city | City |
postalCode | Postal / zip code |
state | State or province |
country_code | ISO country code |
country | Country name |
Map every field you have. Unmapped columns are ignored during enrichment, which reduces match quality.
Preview and Import
After mapping, review the Preview, click Select All, and confirm the import. The platform automatically splits large files into batches of ~5,000 rows each.
Run Enrichment
Select batches from the list, click Enrich N batches of places…, choose Enrich Place, and start processing.
Files Over 200 MB
Split files exceeding 200 MB before uploading. You can use a tool like csv-split from npm, then upload each part separately.
Best Practices
- Map every column — unmapped columns are ignored, reducing match quality.
- Provide both address and coordinates — this gives the best enrichment accuracy.
- Use descriptive batch names — name by geography, date, or purpose (e.g. “texas” or “Q1 2025 Store Locations”).
- Start with a sample — upload 100–1,000 rows first to verify column mapping.
Next Steps
