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# Webflow

Steps to configure Webflow data destination:

Log in to [csvbox.io](https://app.csvbox.io/login).

Add a sheet.

<img src="/files/G8iJvuOfIv8W6BAkOKiK" alt="" data-size="original">

Add columns to the sheet as per your requirement.

![](/files/OJoUu3jXAVHjcG2Yk1sH)

Under the "**Destination**" section, for the "**Send Data To**" setting select the "**Webflow**" option.

Click the "**Connect Webflow**" button.

<div align="left"><img src="/files/HFyWfeeLOPYYIlBdVcvc" alt="Connect Webflow"></div>

This will redirect you to the Webflow CSVbox Integration Authorization screen.&#x20;

![Webflow Authorization](/files/utWbFYU7Hfah13BzhtPG)

You will have to select the site where you want the CSV data to be pushed.

Click '**Authorize Application**'.

Go back to your Csvbox sheet and pick the Webflow site and the collection from the list.

<div align="left"><img src="/files/Qt7vAS6vSvXkowKvyIDa" alt="Select site and collection"></div>

Click the "**Map Columns**" button and map the sheet columns to the Webflow CMS collection fields.

![Column Mapping](/files/3RIw7scAPeDF24Fa0WVY)

Click the "**Save**" button.

The CSVs uploaded by the users will now be pushed to the Webflow CMS.


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