> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.revelator.com/pro/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.revelator.com/pro/getting-started/onboarding-to-revelator/migrating-your-catalog/ingesting-your-catalog/importing-via-spreadsheet.md).

# Importing via Spreadsheet

If you're consulting this guide is because you are unable to take direct delivery of your catalog via DDEX or you do not work with our integrated supply chain partners (AudioSalad, CI, FUGA, DashGo, Ingrooves, etc.). You can use our [**Catalog Ingestion Worksheet**](https://bit.ly/31Tm45n). Be sure to:

* Make a copy of the worksheet before editing.
* Carefully follow the instructions in each of the 8 catalog tabs to fill out with your catalog information.
* Read the notes marked throughout the sheet.
* If cover images and audio files need to be batch imported, confirm whether you can provide **direct download links** (e.g., from Dropbox, AWS).
  * If direct links are not possible, coordinate with us for alternative import options.
* Refer to the **Sample Data** tab for examples.

{% hint style="info" %}
Write to <support@revelator.com> to make Revelator team aware that you've filled out the worksheet. Our team will review this information and they'll reach out to you with steps to be ready to move forward.
{% endhint %}

**Cloud Storage Recommendations for Assets reference in the sheet**

* **Dropbox** and **AWS** are best for seamless import.
* Any service that supports **direct download links** (automatic download in a browser) is acceptable.
* **Google Drive** **is** **NOT** **supported** (links require a confirmation, so they are not truly direct).


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