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Create Mailing Lists in Laposta in Bulk From a Google Sheet

2026-05-14
5 min read

The Scenario

A multi-brand retailer is launching five product lines this quarter. Each one gets its own Laposta mailing list with a dedicated notification email and a short description. The list of names and details is in an Excel workbook — five rows, each with the list name in column A, the notification email in column B, and a description in column C.

Clicking through Laposta's create-list flow five times means five separate form submissions, five confirmation screens, five chances to paste the wrong notification email into the wrong list.

The bad version:

  • Open Laposta, click Create List, type the first name, paste the notification email, add the remark, save
  • Navigate back to the list overview
  • Repeat four more times
  • Check that all five were created correctly by clicking into each one, because you're not confident the copy-paste on lists three and four was right

The workbook already has everything. Treating it as a reference document you're transcribing into a form is a waste of the work you already did.

The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI

SheetXAI is an AI agent inside your Excel workbook. It reads the list definition table and creates each Laposta mailing list via the API, writing the new list ID back to the workbook for reference.

Read my Excel table and create one Laposta list per row using the list_name column as the name and the owner_email column as the notification address

What You Get

  • Five new Laposta mailing lists created in the account, in the order they appear in the table
  • List name and notification email applied as configured
  • New Laposta list ID written to a result column for each row
  • Any creation failures (e.g., a list name that already exists) flagged with the error message

What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready

Some list names have trailing spaces or inconsistent capitalization

Trim whitespace from column A and apply title case, then create one Laposta mailing list per row using the cleaned name from column A, notification email from column B, and remark from column C

You want all five lists to share the same notification email

Create a Laposta mailing list for each row in Sheet1 using column A as the name and column C as the remark, but use notify@company.nl as the notification email for all lists regardless of column B

Your workbook has blank rows between entries that should be skipped

Skip any row in Sheet1 where column A is blank, then create one Laposta list per remaining row using column A as name, column B as notification email, column C as remark — write the new list ID to column D

Validate, create, and prepare the next step in one shot

Check that every email in column B of Sheet1 contains the @ symbol — flag invalid emails in column E; for all valid rows, create the Laposta mailing list and write the new list ID to column D; then write a summary of lists created versus skipped to cell G1

The five lists are in Laposta before the end of the morning, each with the right configuration.

Try It

Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open your list definition workbook, then ask it to create one Laposta mailing list per row. You can follow up by asking it to scaffold custom fields on each newly created list using a second definition worksheet.

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