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Smart import

Bring your whole spreadsheet. We'll set it up.

Drop in the Excel file or paste the Google Sheets link. Smart import works out which tabs are tickets, what each column means and how work moves, then brings every row over with its original date.

Free during the pilot

A Google Forms response spreadsheet ready to import

What you get

Reads every tab

Open and Resolved tabs come in together, with finished work already closed. Unrelated tabs are left out.

Understands your columns

Timestamps become created dates, the long answer becomes the details, and "Store Location:" becomes your store.

Sets up the stack

Fields, dropdown choices and stages, from checkbox columns like Request Received and Issue Resolved.

Adds your locations

Stores the sheet names that you haven't set up yet are offered as new locations.

Check before saving

See every column, stage and the first tickets on one page, and change anything first.

Undo for 30 days

Every import is listed in Settings. Undo removes exactly what it added.

The AI reads your column names and a few sample answers, never your whole sheet. Importing never emails anyone.

Questions

Does it work with Google Forms responses?+

Yes, that's what it was built on. Download the sheet as Excel or paste its link.

Will importing email my customers?+

No. Importing a thousand old requests sends zero emails.

What if it guesses wrong?+

You review everything before anything is saved, and you can undo an import for 30 days.

Try it with your own requests

Free while we build TicketStacker with a small group of businesses.