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How to import from JSON

Re-import a journey map you exported from Smaply as JSON, to move it between workspaces or bring back a saved copy.

The JSON source brings back a journey map you previously exported from Smaply as a JSON file. It is a Smaply-to-Smaply round-trip: export a map to a .json file from one workspace, then import that file into another. Use it to move a map between workspaces or accounts, or to keep an offline copy you can restore later.

Importing journey maps is available on the Repository plan and above.

Prerequisites

JSON import is not an AI reconstruction. It restores the map structure from a file Smaply created, so the result matches the original rather than a rebuilt approximation. It only accepts .json files exported from Smaply, not JSON from other tools.

How to export a journey map as JSON

Start in the map you want to move or back up.

1

Open the journey map

Open the journey map you want to export from its workspace.

2

Choose Export as JSON

Click the three-dot menu next to the map title and choose Export as JSON. Smaply downloads a .json file of the map to your computer.

The journey map title menu open, showing Create a copy, Import from Excel, Export as JSON, and Archive.
Journey map title menu > Export as JSON

How to import the JSON file

Switch to the workspace where you want the map to land.

1

Open the import flow

In the destination workspace, open Journey maps and click Import in the toolbar, next to Create journey map.

A journey maps list with a toolbar in the top right. The toolbar has search and filter icons, an Import button, and a Create journey map button.
Journey maps > Import
2

Choose JSON and click Continue

In the Select import source modal, choose JSON (the "JSON import" card), then click Continue.

The Select import source modal showing six cards: Figma, Miro, Image or screenshot, and Powerpoint marked with an AI icon, plus an Excel card labelled .xlsx spreadsheet and a JSON card labelled JSON import. Cancel and Continue buttons sit at the bottom.
Select import source
3

Upload the .json file

On the Upload a json file step, drag your file into the dropzone or click Upload. Only .json files exported from Smaply are supported. Then click Import. The map opens in the destination workspace.

The Upload a json file step with a dropzone reading Upload or drop json file and a note that only .json files are supported. An Import button sits at the bottom right.
Upload a json file

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