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# Import a Vendor Questionnaire Template
**Who can use this feature**
- Supported on **Foundation, Growth,** and **Scale** plans
If you already have a vendor questionnaire in a spreadsheet, you can import it directly into Scrut instead of building a template from scratch.
## How To Import a Template
1. Sign in to Scrut and navigate to **Risk → Vendors** using the left navigation panel.
2. Click the **Settings** icon on the top right of the page.
3. In the **Templates** tab, click **Add Template** and select **Import (CSV/XLSX)**.
4. Enter a name for the template.
5. Download the Scrut import file and paste your questionnaire into it.
**Pro Tip!**
Refer to this section for detailed instructions on [adding questions to the template](/docs/bulk-importing-template#tips-for-using-the-template).
6. Drag and drop the completed file into the upload area, or click to upload it manually.
7. Click **Upload**.
8. Scrut will notify you of any questions that weren't imported because of formatting issues. Fix the errors in the file and upload it again.
9. Your imported template is available in **Vendor Settings → Templates**.
### Tips for Using the Template
Follow these guidelines when filling in the import file to avoid upload errors.
1. Keep the first row intact. It contains the column headers Scrut needs to process the file.
2. The description in the second row will guide you in adding questions. Feel free to remove that row once you have incorporated the questions.
3. If you leave the Question Type column blank, Scrut defaults to Subjective.
4. If the question type is Objective (Single Select) or Objective (Multi Select), enter the answer options and risk scores in the corresponding columns.
5. Leave Condition for follow-up question (Column C) blank for main questions.
6. Avoid extra formatting, such as background colors.
### Add Conditional Follow-up Questions
The import template includes two columns at the front of the sheet: Question number and Condition for follow-up question. Use these to bring conditional follow-up questions into Scrut along with your main questions.
- Question number: Enter a number that reflects the question's place in your hierarchy.
- Use Q1, Q2, Q3 for main questions.
- For a follow-up nested under Q1, use Q1.1 and Q1.2.
- For a second-level follow-up nested under Q1.1, use Q1.1.1.
- Scrut supports up to two levels of nesting, the same limit that applies when building a template manually.
- Condition for follow-up question: For each follow-up row, enter the parent answer option that should trigger it. Leave this column blank for main questions.
**Heads Up!**
Conditional follow-ups can only be attached to Objective (Single Select) parent questions.