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1Password 8: Import or open .PIF file
I am considering moving from Bitwarden to 1Password 8. I installed 1Password 8. I also found the converter suite and exported my Bitwarden vault to a .PIF file. However, the option to open or import ...
@Chr1sS
Sorry, I'm not sure if you are done, or still are looking for help.
The 1Password.com CSV does not do software license imports.
1Password 7 for macOS does, but it requires a specific order to the columns. It does not want a column labels header row.
The csv converter in the converter suite supports import of software licenses. It does not care about column order, but does require specific column labels to match columns, and to perform category auto-detection. These labels are described in the README, but are summarized here:
Labels in bold trigger category detection, at least one of those is required.
I created a CSV with your data, including your header, and added my own header row using the required column names. Here are the results.
```
$ perl convert.pl csv -v ~/Desktop/Ch1rsS.csv
Imported 2 items
Exported 2 software items
Exported 2 total items
You may now import the file /Users/cappella/Desktop/1P_import.1pif into 1Password
```
The first record is your data, the second was your header that I left in the file to show that the columns mapped when correctly labeled. Note that the purchase date value went to notes, since that data value does not meet the requirement for the converter (but that can be customized if your date data is consistent and well formatted).
I can't speak to the ultimate localization of your 1Password vault's labels. The 1Password folks will have to address that.
