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Adding/Importing Multiple Markets

The system can automatically create Markets for multi‑market projects by extracting unique market parameters from either test survey URLs or a pasted table (Excel). Use the Test URLs flow when you have sample survey links that include market parameters (for example, country=TH). Use the Table flow when you already have a two‑column list of market names and parameter values. 

Auto‑Import from Test Survey URLs 

Step 1: Open Markets: From Project Details, select Markets. 
Step 2: Start Import: Click Add Multiple Markets.
Step 3: Provide Test URLs: Paste one or more test survey URLs (one per line) into the input field and click Next. 
Step 4: System analysis: The system parses the URLs and identifies unique market‑related parameters and values (for example, country=TH, AUD=2). 

You will see a list of discovered parameter names and their unique values, plus a dropdown to choose which parameter should act as the Market variable (for example, country or region). 

 

Step 5: Create Markets:

  • Select the appropriate Market variable from the dropdown.
  • Click Create X Markets to generate Markets from the selected parameter values.
  • Example: the system detects country=TH and creates Market: Thailand (TH).  

Example created: country=TH → Market: Thailand (TH) 
 

Auto-import from a Table 

Step 1: Open Markets: From Project Details, select Markets. 
Step 2: Start import: Click Add Multiple Markets. 
Step 3: Provide table data (Excel): Copy and paste your market data in a two‑column format (Market name, parameter value) and click Next. 
Step 4: System analysis: The system reads the pasted table, detects column headings and values, and displays the columns that map to market name and parameter value.  

Step 5: Create Markets: Confirm the column mappings, then click Create X Markets to add the Markets to the project.  

 The market information will be created as below -  
 

Notes and validation behavior: 

  • Preview: Before creation, the system shows a preview of parsed values so you can confirm or edit mappings.
  • Duplicate values: Detected duplicate parameter values will be highlighted for review and resolution.
  • Unrecognized parameters: If the system cannot confidently identify a Market variable, it prompts you to select the correct parameter manually.
  • Display names: The UI offers a way to convert parameter codes into readable display names (for example, TH → Thailand) and to edit display names prior to creation. 

 

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