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# November 9, 2022: Import and Enterprise Config

#### Mito Open Source

Mito now supports additional configuration options for [import CSV](/how-to/importing-data-to-mito/importing-csv-files.md) and [Excel files](/how-to/exporting-to-csv-and-excel/download-as-excel.md). Mito users can now easily import files that have misformated lines, different number formats, and much more.

#### Mito Enteprise

Mito Enterprise users now have the ability to add basic configurations to setup a support email directly within the tool, simply by using environment variables. This allows Python admins to better support their users using Mito!

To use this feature, you must be on a Mito Enterprise license. If you not on a Mito Enterprise license, please reach out.


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