SMARTSUITE CSV GUIDE

Create a branded product catalog from a SmartSuite CSV

A practical workflow for exporting product information from SmartSuite and making it presentable without redesigning it from scratch.

A product catalog does not need every field in your workspace. It needs the handful of details a buyer or teammate needs to compare items confidently. Start with a SmartSuite view that is already filtered to the collection, season, availability, or customer segment you want to share. A smaller, intentional export is easier to scan and makes a better PDF.

  1. 01

    Create a shareable view first

    Duplicate your product view and filter out drafts, discontinued items, or internal-only records. Sort it in the order a reader should see it: category, product family, or priority. This protects your source data while making the export purposeful.

  2. 02

    Keep only buyer-facing fields

    For most product sheets, Product name, SKU, category, price, availability, and a short description are enough. Avoid internal owner fields, long notes, and columns that require explanation. If a field cannot be understood outside SmartSuite, leave it out.

  3. 03

    Export the CSV

    Export that single view as CSV. Open the file briefly to confirm headings are clear and the records are in the intended order. Rename awkward technical headers before exporting when possible; those headings become labels in the PDF.

  4. 04

    Make the PDF locally

    Open RecordPress, choose the CSV, select the fields to show, then add a document title, brand name, accent color, and optional logo. The tool uses the first 50 records and generates the PDF in your browser, so the CSV stays on your device.

Before you create the PDF

  • One filtered SmartSuite view
  • A reader-friendly record order
  • Up to 12 fields, ideally fewer
  • Clear product names and prices
  • A title that says what the collection is

Common questions

Can I use images from SmartSuite?

RecordPress currently focuses on structured CSV fields and an optional logo. Use it for a clean text-led product sheet; do not rely on it for an image-heavy catalog.

How many products can I include?

The free tool includes up to 50 records in one PDF. Split larger catalogs into focused collections so each file stays easy to use.

Ready to use the export?

Make the PDF locally.

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