A 40-row file with 3 errors
A CSV with 40 data rows where 3 fail validation shows as "37 of 40 rows ready" — an at-a-glance readiness percentage rather than a row-by-row list.
Bulk scheduling CSV readiness checker
Paste your bulk-import CSV and get one aggregate readiness summary — how many rows are ready to import, how many have errors, how many include media or a scheduled time, and how your posts split across platforms — checked against the same real bulk-import schema the validator uses. Where the CSV validator lists every row-level error, this tool answers the higher-level question: is this file ready?
Include the header row. Nothing you paste is uploaded — the summary is computed entirely in your browser.
Paste a CSV to see its readiness summary.
How to check your bulk scheduling CSV for readiness
- Paste your CSV text. Copy your full bulk-import CSV, header row included, and paste it into the box.
- Read the readiness summary. See your total row count, how many rows are ready to import, and how many still have a validation error.
- Check the media and scheduling breakdown. See how many rows include a media URL and how many have an explicit scheduled time versus being auto-distributed.
- Check the platform split. See how many rows target each platform, so an unbalanced import is visible before you upload it.
- Fix errors and re-check. Correct any error rows in your spreadsheet and paste the updated file back in until the readiness summary looks right.
Worked examples
A platform-split summary
A file with 20 Instagram rows, 12 LinkedIn rows and 8 X rows shows that exact three-way split, so a lopsided plan is obvious immediately.
Bulk import readiness checker FAQ
- How is this different from the bulk CSV validator?
- The validator lists every row-level error in detail; this tool instead gives one aggregate readiness summary across the whole file.
- What counts as a "ready" row?
- A row that passes every real bulk-import schema check — a filled-in content field, a valid platform key, and correctly formatted optional fields.
- Does the readiness summary include the exact same checks as the validator?
- Yes — both tools run the CSV through the same real bulk-import schema; they just present the results differently.
- Why does the platform breakdown matter?
- It surfaces an unbalanced import at a glance, for example a file meant for three platforms that is actually almost entirely one.
- What does the "rows with a scheduled time" count tell me?
- It shows how many rows will publish at the exact time you set, versus how many will be distributed automatically.
- Does this tool store or upload my file?
- No. The summary is computed entirely in your browser from the text you paste — nothing is uploaded or saved.
- Should I still run the real bulk import after this looks ready?
- Yes — this is a pre-check, and SkedCast’s server always re-validates the file again as the authoritative final step.
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