πŸͺͺProfiles

πŸ”§ Profiles – Creating and Configuring a Profile Group

To get started using Profiles, you’ll need to create a Profile Group and configure your Jig Settings. These jigs help randomize names and addresses for safe and scalable automation.


πŸ› οΈ Creating a Profile Group

  1. Click β€œ+” next to β€œProfile Groups.”

  2. Enter a Group Name.

  3. Toggle on either Name Jig, Address Jig, or both.

  4. Click Create Group.


✏️ Configure Name Jig

Customize how names are altered during profile creation:

  • Missed Characters – Randomly remove characters

  • Transpose Characters – Swap nearby characters

  • Wrong Keys – Replace characters with adjacent keyboard keys

  • Double Characters – Randomly double up letters

  • Randomize First Name – Shuffle or generate random first names

  • Randomize Last Name – Shuffle or generate random last names

πŸ”˜ Save when finished.


🧭 Configure Address Jig

Control how address data is randomized or masked:

Placement of Designator:

  • End of Address (default)

  • Start of Address

  • Randomize

Allowed Designators (can toggle multiple):

  • Apartment (APT)

  • Floor (FL)

  • Unit (UNIT)

  • Department (DEP)

  • Building (BLDG)

  • Suite (STE)

  • Room (RM)

  • Care Of (C/O)

  • Use Random String

πŸ”˜ Save to finalize the Address Jig settings.


πŸ—‚οΈ Profile Groups Overview

In the Profiles tab, you can create, manage, and customize profile groups that store all your jigged profile data. These are essential for checkouts and form autofills in supported tools.

πŸ”§ Managing Profile Groups

Click the βš™οΈ icon next to a group to reveal the following options:

  • Manage Group – Edit the Group Name, reconfigure the Name Jig or Address Jig settings, or Export Profiles.

  • Import Profiles – Load in existing profiles via:

    • 🟣 Glowie-exported profiles (.json file format)

    • 🟒 AYCD Google Sheet CSVs

  • Duplicate Group – Clone the entire profile group and its configurations.

  • Delete Group – Permanently remove the selected profile group.

Use this area to easily manage identity variations and streamline automation tasks across your tools.


πŸ‘€ Creating a Profile

After selecting a group, hit Add Profile to open the profile creation form. This is where you'll input both identity and payment information for automated tasks.

πŸ“Œ General Information

  • First Name / Last Name: Enter the name tied to the account or card (can be jigged if needed).

  • Address Line 1 / Line 2: Full street address. Line 2 is optional for units/suites/etc.

  • City / State / Country / Zip Code: Enter the accurate location. These affect verification and shipping, so ensure formatting matches store expectations.

  • Phone Number: Used for order confirmations or verifications.

  • Additional Info: Optional field β€” leave notes for yourself or additional instructions (e.g. β€œUse 24h shipping”).

πŸ’³ Payment Information

  • Card Brand: Choose from supported brands (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, etc.).

  • Card Number: Full card number with no spaces or dashes.

  • Card Expiry: Select the correct month and year from the dropdowns.

  • CVV / CVC: Enter the 3- or 4-digit security code.

Once done, click Save Profile at the top right. Your profile will now be stored under the selected group and usable in automation flows.

Here's your new section for the Profiles Tab on importing profiles, formatted for GitBook:


πŸ“₯ Importing Profiles

Importing profiles into Glowie is a fast way to scale automation with your existing data. You can import profiles in two formats:

βœ… Supported Formats

  • AYCD Profile Builder (CSV / Google Sheet) Export your profiles from AYCD as (CSV / Google Sheet)

  • Glowie JSON Format

πŸ“‚ How to Import

  1. Navigate to your desired Profile Group.

  2. Click Import Profiles.

  3. Choose your format:

    • AYCD Profile Builder for spreadsheet-style imports

    • Import from .json for Glowie-native files

  4. Upload your file.

  5. Hit Import Profiles to complete.

⏳ Heads-up: Large imports (500+ entries) may take longer to process.

πŸ’‘ Pro Tip: Always test with a small batch first to ensure formatting is compatible.

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