Updog

By Updog

White-label CSV and Excel importer that lets web app users clean data in the browser.

CSV ImportData OnboardingEmbedded SDKData Cleaning
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Overview

What is Updog?

Updog is a client-side data importer that software teams embed in their web apps. End users upload CSV or Excel files, match columns to the app's fields, fix invalid values in a spreadsheet-style editor, and submit clean data. Processing runs in the browser, so row data does not pass through Updog servers. B2B SaaS teams in fintech, HR tech, e-commerce, logistics, and marketplaces use Updog to handle customer data onboarding without building an importer.

Best for
B2B SaaS TeamsFrontend DevelopersProduct ManagersCustomer Onboarding TeamsMarketplace Platforms
Product snapshot
Category
Data Extraction & Collection
Best for
In-app data imports
Deployment
Cloud
Free trial
Yes (free plan)
Integrations
React and Web Components
AI features
No
Key features

Key features of Updog

Column mapping

Match uploaded spreadsheet columns to your product's own data fields.

Spreadsheet-style editor

Let users find and fix invalid values before submitting data.

Client-side processing

Rows are processed in the browser instead of on Updog servers.

White-label styling

Style the importer to match your product with no Updog branding.

Large file handling

Custom rendering engine is built to stay responsive with large files.

Flexible components

Embed the importer as a React component or Web Component.

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What users like

  • Row data stays in browser
  • Fully white-label importer with styling
  • Flat pricing per domain
  • Free for development use

What users dislike

  • No prebuilt destination connectors
  • Requires developer setup to embed
  • Support limited to email channels
  • Few framework options beyond React

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Integrations

Updog integrations

Updog is an embedded importer, so its integration story centers on how it fits into a product's own frontend rather than on third-party app connectors. Developers add it as a React component or as a Web Component, which allows it to run in other frontend frameworks as well. The importer collects CSV and Excel files from end users, maps columns to the host app's schema, and returns validated, structured data for the app to send to its own backend or database. Because processing happens in the browser, teams do not need to route customer rows through an outside service, which can simplify security reviews.

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