This feature is for beta testing in South Korea, the US, and the UK only

The Seller Portal team is introducing and testing this new feature by using a staged rollout to selected countries. Monitor your email for a notification from the team when this feature is released to your location.

Bulk Upload In-App Items

Bulk upload (batch item registration) allows you to register multiple in-app items within one app by uploading a CSV file. For this beta test, the Price field name has been changed to Standard Price (USD) and three new fields have been added to the CSV file:

Field	Description
Pricing Template ID	The Template ID of an existing price template. Use the price template to apply the standard and local prices to your in-app item. The Template ID is assigned by Seller Portal and is displayed in the price template list (from the In App Purchase tab of a selected app, click Price Template; or when you are adding an in-app item from the Add Item window, in the Price section, select Add New Template).
Price Exception	A custom price and currency for one or more specified countries. Use this field to apply a specified price to an item in the local currency of a country. To specify the price for more than one country, separate each entry by a semicolon. Format: 3-character ISO country code + 3-character currency code + price Example 1: USAUSD2 This specifies the price of two U.S. dollars for an in-app item in the U.S. The three-character ISO country code is "USA," the three-character currency code is "USD," and the price is $2. Example 2: USAUSD2;KORKRW2000 This specifies the price of two U.S. dollars for the in-app item in the U.S. and 2,000 Korean won for the in-app item in Korea. If a country is not specified, the price for that country is calculated from the Standard Price and current exchange rate. If an incorrect country code is specified, that entry is disregarded (and that country's price is calculated from the Standard Price and current exchange rate). If an incorrect currency code is specified, the currency that is used by that country's Galaxy Store is applied (for example, if USAUSA300 or USAKRW300 is entered, the price of the in-app item in the U.S. is set to 300 U.S. dollars). Note: You may also use the price template to set prices for specific countries. Prices set in the price template take precedence over prices set in this field. If a price for a country is not specified in the price template or if the price template is not used, the price in the Price Exception field takes precedence over the price calculated from the Standard Price and current exchange rate.
Status	The in-app item status of the item, either active or inactive. active: The item is or will become available immediately to your customers in Galaxy Store. inactive: The item is registered in Seller Portal but not available to your customers in Galaxy Store.

Field

Description

Pricing Template ID

The Template ID of an existing price template. Use the price template to apply the standard and local prices to your in-app item.

The Template ID is assigned by Seller Portal and is displayed in the price template list (from the In App Purchase tab of a selected app, click Price Template; or when you are adding an in-app item from the Add Item window, in the Price section, select Add New Template).

Price Exception

A custom price and currency for one or more specified countries. Use this field to apply a specified price to an item in the local currency of a country. To specify the price for more than one country, separate each entry by a semicolon.

Format: 3-character ISO country code + 3-character currency code + price

Example 1: USAUSD2
This specifies the price of two U.S. dollars for an in-app item in the U.S. The three-character ISO country code is "USA," the three-character currency code is "USD," and the price is $2.

Example 2: USAUSD2;KORKRW2000
This specifies the price of two U.S. dollars for the in-app item in the U.S. and 2,000 Korean won for the in-app item in Korea.

If a country is not specified, the price for that country is calculated from the Standard Price and current exchange rate. If an incorrect country code is specified, that entry is disregarded (and that country's price is calculated from the Standard Price and current exchange rate). If an incorrect currency code is specified, the currency that is used by that country's Galaxy Store is applied (for example, if USAUSA300 or USAKRW300 is entered, the price of the in-app item in the U.S. is set to 300 U.S. dollars).

Note: You may also use the price template to set prices for specific countries. Prices set in the price template take precedence over prices set in this field. If a price for a country is not specified in the price template or if the price template is not used, the price in the Price Exception field takes precedence over the price calculated from the Standard Price and current exchange rate.

Status

The in-app item status of the item, either active or inactive.

active: The item is or will become available immediately to your customers in Galaxy Store.
inactive: The item is registered in Seller Portal but not available to your customers in Galaxy Store.

Download the CSV file

To download the latest CSV file with the registered in-app items of a selected app:

From the In App Purchase tab of a selected app, click on the arrow next to Add Item and select Item Export as CSV.

Only the in-app items that are defined as an "Item" Item Type are included in the file. The file does not include "Subscription" Item Types.

Upload the CSV file

To upload in-app items to a selected app using the CSV file:

From the In App Purchase tab of a selected app, click on the arrow next to Add Item and select Bulk Upload.

Include all items in the CSV file

Include all "Item" Item Types in the CSV file, even the items that you are not updating. Any items that are removed or not included in the uploaded CSV file will be deleted from Seller Portal.
Only "Item" Item Types can be bulk uploaded using the CSV file. "Subscription" Item Types are not included and are not affected by the bulk upload.

Click Browse and select the CSV file.
Click Upload.