This module is developed to import pins in bulk; but it still has few bugs and doesn't work in every hosting enviroment.

We recommend you to use phpMyAdmin to import your pins in bulk. Check the table "m2_products_to_pin",it has the following 4 fields:

1. pin_no (The pin number)
   
2. products_id (The product's ID)
   
3. customers_id (Customer ID if the pin is sold)
   
4. status (T if it's sold, and F if it's not sold yet)

As you can see, a CSV file can be used to import the pins into your database using the phpMyAdmin Import interface.

Sample: 1234567894;24;12;T (this means the pin number "1234567894" is assigned to product with id "24" and customer with id "12" bought this Pin, so the status is set to "T".

Sample2: 23456789543;24;0;F (this means the pin number "23456789543" is assigned to product with id "24" and it's not sold yet, therefor the customer id is set to "0" and status to "F".

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