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CSV File Format for Importing Asset and Vehicle Data
Import data from an external source to use the Add Assets and Vehicles data processing engine. Create a CSV file with the following column headers for reference.

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Import data from an external source to use the Add Assets and Vehicles data processing engine. Create a CSV file with the following column headers for reference.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions. |
| CSV Column Header | Column Value | Object |
|---|---|---|
| Account_Name | Indicates the name of the account. | Account |
| Account_Phone | Indicates the phone contact of the account. | Account |
| Asset_Name | Indicates the name of the asset. | Asset |
| Asset_ExternalIdentifier | Indicates the unique external identifier of the asset. | Asset |
| VehicleDefinition_Name | Indicates the name of the vehicle definition. | Vehicle Definition |
| Vehicle_ExternalId | Indicates the external identifier of the vehicle. | Vehicle |
| Vehicle_IdentificationNumber | Indicates the vehicle identification number of the vehicle associated with the account. | Vehicle |
| Vehicle_Name | Indicates the name of the vehicle. | Vehicle |
Here’s a sample CSV for importing asset and vehicle data.

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