LeaseUp uses a set of default fields for buildings and spaces that may be matched to columns in your CSV, or auto-matched if you use the following column headers in your CSV.
Note: LeaseUp’s default fields may be ignored during import, but at this time may not be changed or removed from the app. We plan to allow this soon.
Default building fields:
Floors: The # number of floors in a building
Property Type: Office, retail, industrial, etc
Building Size: The building’s square footage
Parking Ratio: Auto-formatted as a decimal; the ability to use other formats is coming soon
Amenities: Comma-separated values (e.g. amenity1,amentity2,amenity3)
Note: The default building name and building notes fields cannot be matched during import. We plan to allow this soon. but plan to be released in the future.
Default space fields:
SqFt Available: Auto-formatted to an integer with sqft appended e.g. 1,000 sqft. This field only accepts numbers
Price / SqFt: Auto-formatted to the closest decimal with a dollar sign in front, e.g. $59.08; this field only accepts numbers
Date Available: strict date format
Lease Term: This field accepts single-line text
Lease Type: This field accepts single-line text
Space Name: This field accepts single-line text and is typically used for suite or floor number
Space Notes: This field accepts multiline text and is intended to accommodate a two- or three-sentence description of the space
Auto-match building and space fields during import
If the building and space fields in your CSV don't match LeaseUp's, you'll see a pop-up window like the examples below prompting to you auto-match them.
For space fields, click 'Match' to auto-match the CSV data to LeaseUp's default fields, or 'Skip' to disregard:
For building fields, click 'Confirm' to auto-match the CSV data to LeaseUp's default fields, or 'Skip' to disregard:
