Upload large volumes of product, asset, and vehicle data from CSV files by using
predefined Data Processing Engine (DPE) templates. Map CSV data to multiple objects
simultaneously. Create vehicle records without having to create products, vehicle definitions,
and assets separately as done before. Handle complex object relationships, such as connecting
Vehicles to Assets or Products to Vehicle Definitions.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions.
Explore the Data Processing Engines
The Add Products and Vehicle Definitions Data Processing Engine definition adds Product and
Vehicle Definition records through CSV ingestion for Automotive business processes. It
combines rows of product and vehicle definition information in CSV files to write back data
into the Product and Vehicle Definition objects to facilitate the simplified creation of
these records in bulk. Clone this template and activate the definition to use in your
org.
Similarly, the Add Assets and Vehicles Data Processing Engine definition adds Asset and
Vehicle records through CSV ingestion for Automotive business processes. It combines rows of
asset and vehicle information in CSV files to write back data into the Asset and Vehicle
objects to facilitate the simplified creation of these records in bulk. Clone this template
and activate the definition to use in your org.
Set Up Data Processing Engines to Create Records in Bulk Configure your org with the required licenses, assign permission sets to users and set up Data Cloud to use Data Processing Engines to create product, asset, vehicle, and vehicle definition records in bulk.
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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