If you require existing data to be imported in your TeamSupport account, please populate the attached spreadsheet and submit a ticket to our team with the file attached. Note: We will import your data for free if you are on annual or bi-annual billing. Otherwise, we will review your data and provide a quote for professional services. We cannot import your data until you become a paying customer. The following describes the worksheets within the import spreadsheet. Please note, Any reference to Products & Assets applies to the Enterprise edition only. You can Download the spreadsheet here. Worksheet: Settings This worksheet defines settings for importing. Key: TicketTypes (We auto create Support, Defects, Features, Tasks as ticket types - but these are completly customizable. See here.) Value: Set the value to a comma separated list of ticket types you would like to import. These values must have a worksheet with the same name within the document. [Pertains to all TeamSupport Editions] Users This worksheet defines your users. UserID: This must be a unique value to identify a user. Email: User’s email address. This is used for the person to login. FirstName, LastName, MiddleName: Users name. Title: User’s title. Password: Sets the user up with a predetermined password. IsSystemAdmin: Sets the user up as a system admin. (TRUE or FALSE) IsFinanceAdmin: Not used. IsActive: Sets the user as an active user within the TeamSupport application. (TRUE or FALSE) * This worksheet can have custom fields added, by adding columns at the end of the spreadsheet. [Pertains to all TeamSupport Editions] Groups This worksheet defines your groups. GroupID: A unique value to identify the group. Name: The name of the group. Description: A description of the group. [Pertains to all TeamSupport Editions] UserGroups This worksheet will associated Users to Groups. UserID: A valid UserID located in the Users worksheet. GroupID: A valid GroupID located in the Groups worksheet. [Pertains to all TeamSupport Editions] Customers This worksheet defines all of your customers. CustomerID: This must be a unique value to identify a customer. Name: This is the name of the company. Domains: This identifies a domain associated with a customer for incoming emails. Website: The customer’s website. * This worksheet can have custom fields added, by adding columns at the end of the spreadsheet. [Pertains to Support Desk and Enterprise TeamSupport Editions] Contacts This worksheet defines your contacts. ContactID: This must be a unique value to identify a contact. CustomerID: A valid ContactID located in the Customers worksheet. Email: Contact’s email address. This is used for the person to login. FirstName, LastName, MiddleName: Contact’s name. Title: Contact’s title. * This worksheet can have custom fields added, by adding columns at the end of the spreadsheet. [Pertains to Support Desk and Enterprise TeamSupport Editions] PrimaryContacts This worksheet will associated contact as a primary contact for a customer. ContactID: A valid ContactID located in the Contacts worksheet. CustomerID: A valid CustomerID located in the Customers worksheet. [Pertains to Support Desk and Enterprise TeamSupport Editions] Products This worksheet will define your products. ProductID: This must be a unique value to identify a product. Name: This is the name of your product. Description: This is the description of the product. * This worksheet can have custom fields added, by adding columns at the end of the spreadsheet. [Pertains to Enterprise TeamSupport Edition only] Versions This worksheet defines your versions for your products defined in the products worksheet. VersionID: This must be a unique value to identify a version. ProductID: This is a valid ProductID from the Products worksheet. VersionNumber: This is a string to represent your version. Description: Describes the verison. ReleaseDate: The date the version was released. (DATE) IsReleased: Indicates the version was released. (TRUE or FALSE) * This worksheet can have custom fields added, by adding columns at the end of the spreadsheet. [Pertains to Enterprise TeamSupport Edition only] Tickets These worksheets are defined in the settings worksheet. The default is Support, Defects, Features, Tasks. TicketID: This must be a unique value within all the ticket worksheets to identify a ticket. TicketNumber: This must be a unique value within all the ticket worksheets and it must be a number. UserID: This is can be a valid UserID from the Users worksheet to identify who the ticket is assigned to, or it can be left blank. GroupID: This can be a valid GroupID from the Groups worksheet to identify which group owns the ticket, or it can be left blank. ProductID: This can be a valid ProductID from the Products worksheet. ReportedVersionID: This can be a VersionID from the Versions worksheet. ResolvedVersionID: This can be a VersionID from the Versions worksheet. TicketStatus: This is a text value to indicate the status of the ticket. TicketSeverity: This is a text value to indicate the severity of the ticket. Name: This is the name of the ticket. CreatorID: This can be a valid UserID from the Users worksheet. DateCreated: This can be the date when the ticket was created. ModifierID: This can be a valid UserID from the Users worksheet. DateModified: This can be the date when the ticket was last modified. CloserID: This can be a valid UserID from the Users worksheet. DateClosed: This can be the date when the ticket was closed. * This worksheet can have custom fields added, by adding columns at the end of the spreadsheet. [Pertains to all TeamSupport Editions] Actions This worksheet defines actions associated with a ticket. ActionID: This must be a unique value to identify an action. TicketID: This must be a valid TicketID from one of the ticket worksheets. Name: This is the name of the action. DateCreated: This is the date when the action was created. CreatorID: This can be a valid UserID from the Users worksheet. ActionType: This can be Description, Resolution, or Email as one of our system types, or you can put any value in here to define your own. DateStarted: This indicates the date the action was started. TimeSpent: This indicates the minutes spent working on this action. VisibleOnPortal: This indicates whether or not the action will be visible on the portal (TRUE or FALSE) Description: This is the description of the action. [Pertains to all TeamSupport Editions] Addresses This worksheet defines addresses for Customers, Contacts, and Users ReferenceObject: This tells the importer what type of ID to attach the address to. The values can be “Customer”, “Contact”, or “User”. ObjectID: The unique ID from the referenced worksheet from the ReferenceObject Description: The description of the address. AddressLine1, AddressLine2, AddressLine3, City, State, Zip, Country: These are the address details. [Pertains to Support Desk and Enterprise TeamSupport Editions] PhoneNumbers This worksheet defines phone numbers for Customers, Contacts, and Users ReferenceObject: This tells the importer what type of ID to attach the phone number to. The values can be “Customer”, “Contact”, or “User”. ObjectID: The unique ID from the referenced worksheet from the ReferenceObject PhoneType: This can be any value you wish. Examples: Office, Cell, Home. PhoneNumber: The phone number. Extension: The extension. [Pertains to Support Desk and Enterprise TeamSupport Editions] CustomerNotes This worksheet attaches notes to a customer. CustomerID: This must be a valid CustomerID from the Customers worksheet. Title: The title of the note. CreatorID: This must be a valid UserID from the users worksheet. This can be blank. DateCreated: The date the note was created. This can be blank. Description: The note itself. [Pertains to Support Desk and Enterprise TeamSupport Editions] CustomerProducts This worksheet defines a product for a customer. It can also include a specific version. UniqueID: A unique ID for each record. CustomerID: This must be a valid CustomerID from the Customers worksheet. ProductID: This must be a valid ProductID from the Products worksheet. VersionID: This must be a VersionID from the Versions worksheet. (Optional) [Pertains to Enterprise TeamSupport Edition only] CustomerTickets This relates customers to tickets. CustomerID: This must be a valid CustomerID from the Customers worksheet. TicketID: This must be a valid TicketID from a ticket worksheet. [Pertains to Support Desk and Enterprise TeamSupport Editions] ContactTickets This relates contacts to tickets. ContactID: This must be a valid ContactID from the Contacts worksheet. TicketID: This must be a valid TicketID from a ticket worksheet. [Pertains to Support Desk and Enterprise TeamSupport Editions] Attachments This will attach files to your actions ReferenceObject: This tells the importer what type of object to attach to. Currently “Actions” is the only valid object for importing. ObjectID: The unique ID from the referenced worksheet from the ReferenceObject Folder: A relative subfolder from your root attachments directory. FileName: The name of the file to attach. [Pertains to all TeamSupport Editions] Wiki This defines the wiki articles you wish to import. WikiID: A unique ID for each wiki. ParentID: A WikiID. This is can be blank. ArticleName: The title of the article. Body: The body of the article. Version: The version of the article. PublicView: Can the public view this article? (TRUE or FALSE) PublicEdit: Can the public edit this article? (TRUE or FALSE) PortalView: Can a portal user view this article? (TRUE or FALSE) PortalEdit: Can a portal user edit this article? (TRUE or FALSE) Private: Only you can see the article? (TRUE or FALSE) IsDeleted: Mark the article as deleted? (TRUE or FALSE) CreatedBy: A valid UserID from the Users worksheet. CreatedDate: The date the article was created. ModifiedBy: A valid UserID from the Users worksheet. ModifiedDate: The date the article was last modified. [Pertains to Support Desk and Enterprise TeamSupport Editions] Assets This worksheet defines your assets to be imported. AssetID: This is a unique ID to identify each asset. SerialNumber: The serial number of the asset. Name: The name of the assed. Location: The location of the asset. Notes: Notes for the asset. ProductID: A valid ProductID from the Products worksheet. WarrantyExpiration: A date indicating when the product expires. AssignedTo: A valid UserID from the Users worksheet. DateCreated: The date the asset was created. CreatorID: A valid UserID from the Users worksheet. SubPartOf: A parent AssetID. This is optional. Status: The status of the asset. [Pertains to Support Desk and Enterprise TeamSupport Editions] |