Introducing Smartsheet Regions

To learn more about Smartsheet Regions and our international data hosting options, visit the Smartsheet Trust Center.

No. There is no automatic migration. To migrate sheets manually, you can export your data and import it into a new sheet, but you will have to rebuild the column types, formatting, and any other customization you have created, and you can only import one sheet at a time. You will also need to manually rebuild any related reports and dashboards. To learn more, see moving content across regions.

To learn more, see moving content across regions.

No.  You will need to purchase the EU Premium Product along with your EU plan. For example, if you use Dynamic View with content on a Smartsheet Regions EU plan, you will need an EU version of Dynamic View. 

You can share and collaborate on assets with anyone, regardless of their location. To access the asset, the person must log in to the plan where the asset is hosted. For example, to access an asset on a EU plan, you must log in to the EU region. You can’t access assets across plans. This is true if you are a licensed user or a collaborator.

Smartsheet’s goal is to have feature parity between all regions. At launch, Smartsheet Regions EU will have all features and products, except Bridge, Pivot, Calendar, DataTable, DataMesh, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Connector, and some integrations.

Your data hosting requirements determine what you should purchase.

If your organization hosts some data in the EU and some in the US, you will need two plans. If a single hosted region is enough, purchase either an EU or US plan.

For licensing, you can be a subscribed user in one region and a collaborator in another. To create content in multiple regions, you need a license for each region.

System Admins can be admins on accounts in two regions.

Smartsheet does not have any physical data centers.  Smartsheet is hosted in an AWS Cloud in Frankfurt, Germany with backup in Dublin, Ireland.

You cannot transfer objects (sheets, forms, containers) across regions. Smartsheet content remains in the region where it was created.

Yes, though non-licensed users are region-specific. It is possible to be a non-licensed user on an account in the US and in the EU.

No. You can’t reference sheets across regions in formulas. Sheets are not visible across regions, and you can not create cross-region formulas.

No. SCC does not work across regions. There are separate US and EU instances of Control Center for purchase based on your US or EU plan.

Yes. WorkApps are available on Smartsheet Regions. There are separate US and EU instances of WorkApps for purchase based on your plan. 

Data for Smartsheet assets within a WorkApp remain in the region where the Workapp is hosted. For example, on an EU hosted plan, a workapp will include content from the EU region only, and updates are hosted in the EU. 

Anyone can be shared to a WorkApp, and depending on permissions within the WorkApp, may be able to make edits. Still, that data will remain in the region in which was created.

Smartsheet Regions Europe is a separate data island. As an API developer working on a Smartsheet Regions Europe account, you should be aware of the following differences from the standard API:

• The base URL for each API call is Smartsheet.eu instead of smartsheet.com. The API documentation uses smartsheet.com in *all* examples.
• Smartsheet Regions EU uses a separate token from Smartsheet.com.
• If you use a Smartsheet SDK, you must modify the standard config file to point to Smartsheet.eu.

Find the API documentation here.

You can not merge accounts across regions. Please contact your sales rep to discuss other options.

Yes, you can embed published assets across regions. 

Yes. When you log in on the Smartsheet mobile app, you can change your default region on the Login page. Select your region at the bottom of the login screen.