Import and export your data
Export
Section titled “Export”Go to My Account and, under Export, select Gigs CSV, Expenses CSV or Payments CSV.
Each file shares a gig ID column, so expenses and payments stay linked to their gigs if you re-import them.
Import
Section titled “Import”- Go to My Account and find Import.
- Choose what This CSV holds: Gigs, Expenses or Payments.
- Choose the File and select Upload & continue.
- On Match columns, choose which CSV column fills each field. giggd guesses for you, so a column called
locationis matched to Venue andfeeto Expected pay. Fields marked*are required. Leave anything else on — Don’t import —. - Check the Preview of the first rows, then select Import N rows.
The Import results page shows Rows added, Rows skipped and the reason for each skipped row.
Required columns
Section titled “Required columns”| Importing | Required |
|---|---|
| Gigs | Band, Venue, Date (YYYY-MM-DD). Also Split between (people) if Pay scope is band. |
| Expenses | Gig ID, Amount (total) |
| Payments | Gig ID, Amount (total) |
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- Importing only adds rows. It never changes or deletes what’s already there.
- Import gigs first. Expenses and payments attach to an existing gig by its ID. Rows pointing at a missing gig are skipped.
- Dates use
YYYY-MM-DDand times useHH:MM. - Imported gigs count towards the free gig limit.