Excel, CSV or pasted rows
No need to convert anything first. Paste works for a quick copy from a sheet you have open.
Upload the Excel or CSV file you already keep, or paste the rows. Columns are matched for you, problems are shown before anything is saved, and you decide what happens to licenses you already track.
An Excel or CSV file, or rows pasted straight from your sheet — up to 2,000 at a time. Excel and CSV templates are there if you’d rather start fresh.
Your column headings are matched to license fields for you, along with each row’s license type. Correct any match before going on.
Cells that can’t be read are shown so you can fix them in place or leave the row out. Licenses you already track are found, and you choose for each one: skip it, update it, or add it as new.
The import runs with its progress shown, then a plain summary of what was added, updated and left out. Nothing is saved until you confirm.
No need to convert anything first. Paste works for a quick copy from a sheet you have open.
Headings like “Expires” or “License #” are matched to the right fields, and you can change any match.
Rows that match a license you already track can be skipped, used to update it, or added as new — row by row.
If an import is bigger than the 1,000-license limit, every row is still read: licenses that fit are added, updates still apply, and the rows that didn’t fit are reported together.
Employees, subcontractors and vendors come in from Excel or CSV the same way, with duplicates handled as you choose.
Teams and the directoryEvery imported license gets the reminder schedule. Dates already passed are skipped, so a late import doesn’t send a burst of old reminders.
Renewal remindersYou don’t need a perfect spreadsheet — the review step catches problems. But a few minutes of tidying makes it smoother.
What it does, what it doesn’t, and where your review still matters.
More answers in the FAQAn Excel or CSV file, or rows pasted from a spreadsheet — up to 2,000 at a time. Your People directory can be imported from Excel or CSV too.
They don’t need to. Your headings are matched to the license fields for you, and you can correct any match before importing.
They’re found before anything is saved, and you choose for each row: skip it, update the license you have, or add it as new.
Every row is read. Licenses that fit are added, updates to licenses you already have still apply, and the rows that didn’t fit are reported together so nothing is lost silently.
Yes. Spreadsheet import is included. It’s part of Pro — $39 a month, or $390 a year — and of the 7-day free trial, which needs no card.
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