Will downloading a creative review worksheet automatically update my store?

Identify the file’s actual purpose

A fictional seller downloads a CSV with columns for source, defect and approval. They upload it to a store’s product importer expecting images to change. The importer expects a different schema, and the worksheet was never designed for that operation. Read the resource description before treating a familiar extension as a compatible integration.

A CSV is a text-table format used by many unrelated workflows. The extension does not establish field meanings, account access or automation. Itemlume’s review worksheets contain fictional sample rows and manual decision fields.

Separate three workflows

Do not paste private credentials into worksheet cells. A downloaded resource has no legitimate need to acquire your store password merely to record a review decision.

Replace examples with your own record

Copy the worksheet, preserve the header meaning and replace fictional sample rows with the appropriate internal references. Keep sensitive material out of a public copy. Record rejected and accepted decisions without overwriting the actual product source files. A row marked “approved” is your review record, not a command executed by Itemlume.

If a teammate needs a store import, prepare that file separately and verify its destination format. Do not casually rename review columns to make them look like an import.

Verify the intended next step

Use the recorded decision to select the actual approved asset in your normal publishing workflow. Check the published result separately. The worksheet can improve traceability but cannot establish that the correct image was uploaded. This guide explains the downloadable resource boundary; it does not announce an unimplemented store synchronization or CSV automation feature.