Step 1 - Send CSV headers and sample rows
Use a small representative sample from the import screen, not the full CSV file.
CSV header mapping API demo
Messy CSV headers like fname, E-mail, Mobile, Org, and Joined become reviewable schema mappings with confidence scores, warnings, reasons, and safe normalization hints.
Small CSV samples in. Reviewable mappings out.
Interactive demo
Compare the messy CSV-style input with the clean application fields the importer needs.
Input
Schema
Step 3 - Generate mapping suggestions
CRM contactsMap imported contact columns into a CRM contact schema.
Step 4 - Review and adjust before import
How it fits
Use a small representative sample from the import screen, not the full CSV file.
Display mapped fields, confidence, warnings, reasons, and transformation hints.
Your application remains responsible for parsing, validating, normalizing, and importing the full dataset.
Use cases
Map names, emails, phone numbers, companies, and signup dates before the user reviews.
Turn exported list headers into email, name, consent, source, and subscribed-at fields.
Pre-fill customer, contact, country, spend, and last-order mappings from storefront data.
Review attendee, ticket, paid, checked-in, and dietary columns before importing.
Handle membership exports where familiar identity fields arrive under local naming conventions.
Give internal tools a cleaner review screen for staff directories and access rosters.
API workflow
RapidAPI plans include a Basic free tier for evaluation and demos. Check the live RapidAPI plan page for the current included request quota.
Free tier
A free Basic plan is available for evaluation. Use the live RapidAPI plan page as the source of truth for the current monthly request quota before relying on it in production.
Data handling
Use the CSV header mapping API with representative headers and sample rows. It is not a full CSV ingestion pipeline, and automatic import without review is not recommended.
We do not store raw request bodies, raw sample rows, raw record values, API tokens, customer emails, account names, or private identifiers as durable records by default.
FAQ
No. The API is designed for headers and small representative samples. Your application handles full parsing and importing.
That is not recommended. The response is meant to pre-fill a review screen, not bypass it.
We do not store raw request bodies, raw sample rows, raw record values, API tokens, customer emails, account names, or private identifiers as durable records by default.
Pre-filling reviewable schema mappings inside CSV import flows for SaaS apps, internal tools, CRMs, ecommerce platforms, and consultant-built systems.