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# Bulk Upload Multiple Product Boost Payout Rules
When you [upload Product Boost campaigns](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/beta-product-boost/product-boost-campaign-management/bulk-upload-product-boost-campaigns.md) in bulk, you can add multiple payout rules to a single campaign. You can do this by adding *continuation* *rows* after the campaign row during creation or modification.
## Include multiple payout rules in your bulk upload
1. While [preparing your CSV or Excel file](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/beta-product-boost/product-boost-campaign-management/bulk-upload-product-boost-campaigns.md#prepare-your-file) for upload, find the campaign row for which you want additional payout rules.
2. Add another row below it.
3. In your continuation row, leave the `Campaign Name` blank.
* This allows the system to read your continuation row as an additional payout rule for the same campaign, rather than another campaign entry.
4. See the [Additional row guidelines](#additional-row-guidelines) for which columns to fill in for your continuation row.
* The screenshot below shows how your file upload will appear during validation:
Additional row guidelines
When adding multiple payout rules to a Product Boost campaign, apply these guidelines to any continuation rows.
| Column Name | Instruction |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Campaign Name | Leave blank to mark this as a continuation row attached to the campaign defined immediately above. |
| Event Type ID |
Repeat the primary row's Event Type ID.
Alternatively, to pay out on another event type in the same campaign, enter a different Event Type ID.
|
| Payout Type | Enter the payout type for this additional rule. (e.g. `PERCENTAGE` or `FIXED`). |
| Payout Value | Enter the payout amount for this additional rule. Must be greater than 0. |
| Rules |
Enter 1 eligibility condition in the format \[VARIABLE OPERATOR VALUE] (e.g., \[ITEM\_SKU IS HYD-2000]), or learn how to set payout rules.
|
For a complete list of field formats and allowed values, see [Bulk Upload Product Boost Campaigns](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/beta-product-boost/product-boost-campaign-management/bulk-upload-product-boost-campaigns.md).
### Example file with a continuation row
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```
Campaign Name,Method,Campaign ID,Vendor ID,Internal Campaign ID,Funding,Eligibility Type,Partner IDs,Partner Group IDs,Budget,Enforced Budget,Draft,Start Date,End Date,Event Type ID,Payout Type,Payout Value,Precedence,Rules
Winter Boot Promo,Add,,,EXAMPLE-001,,JOINED_PARTNERS,,,1000.00,no,yes,2026-08-01T00:00:00-07:00,2026-08-31T23:59:59-07:00,17897,FIXED,5.00,10,[ITEM_SKU IS BOOT123]
,,,,,,,,,,,,17897,FIXED,3.00,,[ITEM_SKU IS BOOT456]
```
{% endcode %}
{% hint style="warning" %}
**Important for modifications:** Updating the rule field during a campaign modification erases and replaces any pre-existing rules and event types for that campaign. If you want to add continuation rows while keeping the pre-existing event types or payout rules, you'll need to include each one as a [continuation row](#additional-row-guidelines).
{% endhint %}
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