The site I am working on with amember gets a list from a partner every month. This list contains the user information as well as the address information for new members. I have amember integrated with Wordpress and built a custom plugin for WP, to house the addresses. The plugin, is so a user can have more than one address. I can go through the amember import tool and import the users, then rebuild the database to wordpress. At that point I have a script that I manually kick off, which pulls the address from a csv file and compares the amember id and the wordpress id then inserts the address into the table linking it to the correct wordpress user. I think I could save a bunch of time, by just writing a short script which parses my csv file and inserts into all three tables at once. Since I do this once a month, I seem to forget steps in the complicated process now. My question is this. Is there any harm in manually entering the users and payments into the db? These particular members are manual payment, so no processing has to take place.