You can add call-to-action buttons to your locations during CSV or Google Sheets import. Each button has a name (the text on the button) and a URL (where it links to).
Column format
Add a column with this exact format:
Button: Order Now
Replace "Order Now" with your button name. The cell value for each location should be the URL that button links to.
Example CSV
name | address | Button: Order Now | Button: Book Appointment |
Store 1 | 123 Main St |
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Store 2 | 456 Oak Ave |
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Multiple buttons
Add a separate column for each button. Each column header must start with Button: followed by the button name.
Important notes
The column header format must be exact:
Button: Name(with the space after the colon)The cell value is the URL, not the button text
If a location doesn't need a particular button, leave the cell empty
Works the same way for both CSV import and Google Sheets sync
When you upload a CSV or Excel file at Location Data > Import, StoreRocket reads
Button:columns automatically. A column without theButton:prefix isn't read as a button. It appears under To match, where you can only choose StoreRocket's built-in fields or Leave it out. Rename the column in your file and upload it againIn a CSV or Excel upload, buttons already on a location stay as they are when your file has no column for them
Buttons not saving?
If button URLs aren't sticking after import:
Check the column header format (must be
Button: Name)Make sure URLs are complete (include
https://)Try updating a single location manually in the dashboard to verify the feature works. Open the location from Locations and look under Calls to action in the Enrich section
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