SK SKYVVA Documentation

4.1 Manual Processing.

Manual Processing

Import Account Data into Salesforce with a CSV-file and Manual Load Function using Agent

Configuration

To import data from CSV/XML file into Salesforce Please follow the given steps: Step 1. The first step is to create a new Integration to import our CSV file.

Step 2.  The next step is to create the Interface for the Account Object. To create a new interface follow the given steps:

We give our Interface a Name and change the Status to Deploy and choose in Source Name the proper SObject → Account. All other fields can remain as default… Click on the ‚Save‘ button and created our Account Interface. Interface Fields Information:

Upsert → To update on existed data and insert new data that doesn't exist yet in Message Monitoring. Update → The Only updates on data that is already existed in Message Monitoring. Insert → Add all data in the Message Monitoring. Delete → all data in Message Monitoring.

Inbound → Import data into Salesforce Outbound → Export data outside Salesforce

See here Upload Data section under Manual Load, Integration Name, Select Inbound Interface, Select Data Type, Select Separator, Choose Attachment and click on upload.

Click on Interface & Scroll down to Source Definition Section

Open Mapping

Start Integration Agent, the Agent control board will appear Integration Properties Setup On the Integration Control Board, click on “Integration Properties Setup”

Integration Name: Refresh Integration wizard select your integration and Interface which you already created in org & click on Edit Interface button We have 2 types of Adapter: 

Click “Test Source Connection” to test the connection to be specified folder and file Click “Save” to save the Integration,  Adapter. - How to use the Agent Control Board? Since the user now completely understand; How to use the Agent Control Board, by hitting the upper link, now we understand the Architect of the Agent Control Board now follows below on Salesforce org.

Data Monitoring: 

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