# How to import your Spectora templates into ScribeWare

To import your Spectora templates, perform the following steps:

1. Export your template to a spreadsheet by following the directions on Spectora's support site, here: <https://support.spectora.com/en/articles/2769896-export-template-to-spreadsheet>
2. Create an account in ScribeWare, if you haven't already
3. Email the exported spreadsheet to our team at <support@getscribeware.com>.  We'll get the template imported for you!
4. Bonus points for sending us a sample report as well. This can help us make the import more accurate.&#x20;

Of course, the resulting template won't take advantage of the many great features that ScribeWare has to offer, such as [Gunnyscaks](/advanced-desktop/advanced-workflow-for-multiple-defects-with-the-same-system/gunnysacks-and-magic-captions.md) and [linked comment](/customizations/template-customization/building-links-for-instant-comments.md)s, but your existing language and structure will be carried over to give a familiar place to start with!


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