Import verification methods

Import verification methods

Introduction

Using a CSV file, you can set a default authentication method for recipients in the Zivver WebApp.

Below is an example of such a CSV file. This file results in two entries: one uses SMS with phone number +31612345678, the other uses the access code 1234567.

email_address,full_name,phone_number,access_code,access_code_hint
johndoe@example.com,John Doe,+31612345678,,
margretdoe@example.com,Margret Doe,,1234567,What is your patient number?

Importing a CSV file

  1. Prepare the CSV file that you want to import.
  2. Log in to the Zivver WebApp.
  3. Click on Organization Settings in the left sidebar.
  4. Click on Policies.
  5. Click on Recipient verification.
  6. Click Import CSV.
  7. Drag and drop the CSV file into the designated area, or click Select file to browse for the file.

The file is validated before import.

The results of the validation are shown in a table. If all rows are valid, a blue banner

x were imported – please review them and click import to finalize

is shown. If there are invalid rows, an orange banner

x verification suggestions were rejected – you may proceed with the import ignoring the rejected rows, or upload the file again after correcting the rejected rows

is shown.

Each row in the table shows the following information:

  1. Click Import all to import the accepted contacts, or click Upload again to re-upload the file with the rejected rows corrected.
  2. Confirm the import by clicking Import in the confirmation dialog.

The imported contacts are added to the organization contact list and can be used as verification methods for recipients of Zivver messages from your organization.

Updated on 2026-06-18