Tapix is a CSV and Excel import wizard designed specifically for Laravel applications, aiming to free developers from repeatedly writing importers. It completes the entire import process in the form of a 4-step wizard: upload, map, review, import, with built-in capabilities such as mapping, validation, relationships, and background processing.
Key capabilities
- Smart column mapping: automatically reads CSV headers and matches them to model fields; users can confirm or adjust them, and developers do not need to write mapping code.
- Inline validation: exposes errors before the import runs, and users can directly fix problematic data in the review step.
- Relationship linking: supports BelongsTo, MorphToMany, create-or-link, and values in the CSV can be automatically resolved into real records.
- Queue processing: executes imports through background jobs with chunked batch processing, supports real-time progress, and can handle 100 rows to 100,000 rows.
- Built-in team and tenant scoping: context can be automatically passed across queues.
How to use Tapix can be installed via Composer, requires PHP 8.4+ and Laravel 12 or higher, supports Filament 5 out of the box, and also works in non-Filament environments (Livewire, Inertia with Vue or React). According to official statements, it takes less than five minutes from installation to first import: one Composer require, publish the configuration, add the import wizard to the model, and three lines of code complete the first usable import.
Use cases Suitable for any Laravel application, whether a Filament panel, a standalone Livewire application, or an Inertia application (Vue and React). Supports CSV and Excel (.xlsx) files, automatically detects headers on upload, and previews data.
Limitations and notes Tapix requires PHP 8.4+ and Laravel 12 or higher. In terms of pricing, the official starting price is $99 per year, cancellable at any time, with a full refund within 14 days; development and pre-release environments are always free. More details regarding offline use, specific feature limits, performance metrics, and so on are not yet provided in the materials.
