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Column mapping reference

Redline automatically maps your CSV column headers to internal fields. You do not need to rename columns in your ERP export — Redline recognises over 30 header variants per field, including Dutch and German translations.

When you upload a CSV, Redline:

  1. Reads the first row as column headers
  2. Normalises each header (lowercase, stripped whitespace, underscore-separated)
  3. Matches against the known alias list
  4. Shows a column mapping popup if any columns cannot be auto-matched

You can manually assign unrecognised columns in the popup.

Redline fieldAccepted headers (EN)Accepted headers (NL)
Item numberitem_number, item, part_number, item_ref, part numberartikelnummer, artikel
Parent itemparent_item_number, parent, assembly, parent_numberbovenliggend artikel, bovenliggend_artikel
Component itemcomponent_item_number, component, child, item_refonderliggend_artikel
Quantityquantity, qty, qty_per, quantity_peraantal
BOM levelbom_level, levelstuklijstniveau
Item typeitem_type, type, source
Unit of measureunit_of_measure, uom, unit
Revisionrevision, rev
Lead timelead_time_days, lead_time, leadtimelevertijd, levertijddagen
Descriptiondescription, desc, item_descriptionomschrijving
Redline fieldAccepted headers
PO numberpo_number, po, purchase_order
PO linepo_line_number, line, line_number
Suppliersupplier_id, supplier, vendor
Quantity orderedquantity, qty, qty_ordered
Quantity receivedquantity_received, qty_received
Expected dateexpected_date, delivery_date, due_date
Redline fieldAccepted headers
Order numberorder_number, order_id, production_order
Quantityquantity, qty, required_qty
Planned end dateexpected_date, planned_end_date, end_date
Start datestart_date, planned_start_date
Statusstatus, order_status

Redline auto-detects decimal and thousands separators:

InputParsed as
1,51.5 (European decimal)
1.500,251500.25 (European thousands + decimal)
1,500.251500.25 (US thousands + decimal)

Redline auto-detects the CSV delimiter by analysing the frequency of ; and , in the header row. Semicolon-delimited files (common in European ERP exports) work without any configuration.