Every CSV import you run in Cornerspot is recorded, so you can always go back and see what happened. The Imports page keeps a full history — past and in-progress — with the status, row count, and who ran each one. This guide shows you how to read and work with that history.
How to track your import history in Cornerspot
Open Account Settings and choose the Bulk Import tile (at /dashboard/settings/imports). This is available to managers and admins. The Imports page lists every import your team has run.
Read each row
Each row in the list shows you, at a glance:
- Started — when the import ran.
- File — the name of the CSV that was uploaded.
- Rows — how many rows the file contained.
- Status — how the import finished (see below).
- Requester — who started the import.
- Failed — how many rows did not import.
Understand the status badges
The status badge tells you exactly where an import stands:
- Enqueued — accepted and waiting to start.
- Running — currently importing.
- Preflighted — validated and ready to commit.
- Preflight failed — a file-level problem stopped validation.
- Done — every row imported successfully.
- Partial — some rows imported and some failed.
- Failed — the import did not complete.
Filter the history
Use the Filter by Status and Filter by Requester dropdowns to narrow the list, or the search box to find an import by filename. Active filters appear as chips you can remove, and you can sort the table by the Started, Rows, Status, or Failed columns.
Open an import for the full story
Click any row to open its detail page. There you'll find the Outcome — a plan summary of what the import created or updated — along with the Run info card showing the file size, row count, commit path, start and completion times, duration, and who requested it. The Rows and File errors tabs surface anything that went wrong.
Cancel or remove an import
From an import's detail page, the actions menu (the … button) gives you two options depending on the import's state:
- Cancel import — stop an import that is still running. Records already committed in earlier blocks remain; the rest are skipped.
- Remove from history — delete a finished import's record once you no longer need it. This removes only the import-run record and its row outcomes — the accounts, contacts, and other records the import created are not deleted.
You can also tick one or more imports in the list and use the bulk Delete action to tidy up several finished imports at once.
Tips for working with import history
- Check the Status and Failed columns first to spot imports that need attention.
- Open a Partial or Failed import to review its errors and fix the file.
- Removing an import from history is safe — it never deletes the records the import created.