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.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions.
Make sure your org is provisioned with these licenses.
Developer Edition - 1 or Enterprise Edition -1
GenieDataPlatformStarter
CSVImportLicenseAddOn
Assign permission set licenses.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Users, and then select Users.
Select a user.
In the Permission Set Assignments related list, click Edit Assignments.
Under Available Permission Sets, select Data Cloud Admin and Advanced CSV Data
Import permission sets, and then click Add.
From Setup, enter Data Processing Engine in the Quick Find box, then select Data
Processing Engine.
In the list view, from the drop-down menu of the Add Products and Vehicle Definitions
definition, select Save As.
Enter a name for the definition.
The API Name field is automatically populated.
Save your changes.
Activate your Data Processing Engine definition.
Repeat the same for the Add Assets and Vehicles Data Processing Engine.
Import CSV files.
From App Launcher, search for and select CSV File Import.
From the dropdown, select Import Using DPE Template.
Upload your CSV file.
Select the Data Processing Engine Definition as required.
Add Products and Vehicle Definitions: Create Product and Vehicle Definition records in
bulk.
Add Assets and Vehicles: Create Assets and Vehicles records in bulk.
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