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Contact UsUpload a spreadsheet of task names to build a situational list in one go, then edit anything you need on the review screen before you save.
The storm-recovery steps are already written down somewhere—an old spreadsheet, a printout taped inside the equipment room door. Upload the file and WashUp turns it into a situational list you can pull up the next time it rains.
To import a situational task list:
description.The template has a single column, description, and two example rows. That's the only column you have to fill in.
A situational list has no schedule, so the frequency columns a routine list uses aren't read here. The columns that are read:
| Column | What it sets | Accepted values |
|---|---|---|
requires_notes | Whether a note is needed to complete it | true, false, yes, no, 1, 0 |
requires_photo | Whether a photo is needed to complete it | true, false, yes, no, 1, 0 |
admin_only | Hides the task from Team Members | true, false, yes, no, 1, 0 |
completion_window_start | When the task's time frame opens | HH:MM on a 24-hour clock |
repeat_interval_hours | Hours between repeats through the day | A whole number, 1 to 24 |
# is treated as a comment and skipped.No. Every import creates a new list. Delete the one you didn't want.
Only Admins and Super Admins can import. Anyone at the location can then put the list to work.
No. The list lands at the location you're in. Duplicate it to use it elsewhere.