USM Content
There are a few scenarios that help you collaborate with your team when you’re in different regions.
While it’s not possible to migrate content between regions in Smartsheet, there are ways to manage and share content regardless of where it is hosted.
Check your company’s data governance policies or with your Data Privacy officer before you move data between regions.
Share a sheet with a different region plan
When you share a US-hosted sheet with people on an EU-hosted or AU-hosted instance, the region-specific instance users become collaborators on the US plan with the permissions granted by the sheet owner.
For example, if a tracking sheet hosted in the US needs to be updated by users on EU or AU instances, they can do so as collaborators.
This works in both directions; a user with a sheet on an EU-hosted instance can share it with users on US-hosted and AU-hosted instances. The difference is that all the data is hosted in the EU for this sheet.
Duplicate a sheet for use in a different region plan
For example, to export a US-hosted sheet and then import that sheet into an EU-hosted or AU-hosted instance.
- Export the sheet to Excel.
- Log into the Smartsheet Regions EU or Smartsheet Regions AU instance.
- Import the data into a new sheet.
- Rebuild the sheet (or any other object) to replicate the original sheet.
This works in multiple directions across the three different region instances available: US, AU, and EU.
You can't export discussions, attachments, comments, and some formatting. You must reattach any files to the new EU-hosted or AU-hosted sheet. You need to recreate Dashboards, Reports, forms, and automation rules in the new instance.
The sheets aren't linked; you need to export new data to capture any changes.
Create a report combining data from multiple regions
Data in reports must be hosted in a single region. You need to export the data from one region and import it into the region where you want to create the report.
Data Shuttle can help with regular updates.