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If you’re moving from BikeReg, RunSignup, or another platform, you can import your historical data without retyping it. Imports live under Organization → Imports and follow the same upload → map → preview → commit flow regardless of type.
!!-IMAGE-NEEDED-!! — Organization → Imports, on the preview step before committing.

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What you can import

Contacts are org-wide. Registrations and results are imported from inside an event under Event → Imports.

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The four-step wizard

1

Upload

Drop in a CSV or PDF. Max 10 MB. We never crawl third-party platforms — you have to upload the file yourself.
2

Map columns

Time2Bike makes its best guess at which column is the first name, last name, email, plate, etc. Adjust the mapping if anything’s wrong. A sample of the first few rows is shown so you can verify.
3

Preview

We run a dry run and show you exactly how many rows would be created, updated, skipped, or have errors. Click Download errors to grab a CSV of the rows that need attention.
4

Commit

Confirm. Rows are written one at a time; if any single row fails, the rest still go through. You get a final summary.
Nothing is written to your data until you click Commit on step 4.

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Supported sources

  • BikeReg exports — First Name, Last Name, Email, Category, License, Team.
  • RunSignup exports — similar columns plus Bib.
  • Generic CSVs — any column layout, you’ll map them yourself.
  • Results PDFs — tables of Place, Plate, Name, Team, Category, Time. Time formats H:MM:SS.ms, MM:SS.ms, and MM:SS are all parsed.

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Import history

The Imports page lists every job with its status: Click View on any job to see row-level results and re-download the error CSV.

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Security notes

  • Imports are admin-only. Every row is re-scoped server-side to your org and (for event imports) the event you’re inside.
  • Uploaded files are stored under a generated ID — your filenames never hit disk.
  • PDF parsing is sandboxed; embedded scripts can’t run.
  • License numbers and date-of-birth fields are treated as PII — never echoed back in error messages or logs.

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Tips

  • Always preview first. A bad column mapping won’t damage anything until you click Commit.
  • Email is the dedupe key for contacts. Importing the same person twice updates them; it doesn’t create duplicates.
  • Plates come over as strings, preserving leading zeros (007 stays 007).
  • For results PDFs, double-check the time column in the preview — different platforms format times differently.