Import CSV Data into Multiple Salesforce Objects Simultaneously
Use the advanced CSV data import feature to import data into multiple Salesforce objects
in a single process. Perform complex data transformations on the CSV file, and then import the
transformed data into one or more Salesforce objects. You can insert, update, or upsert data into
Salesforce objects.
Before you use the advanced CSV data import feature to import CSV data into Salesforce, you
must create a Data Processing Engine (DPE) definition, add DPE nodes and input variables.
See Configure Data
Processing Engine Definition.
From the App Launcher, find and select the CSV File
Import app.
When you upload the file, the file size and preview of the first ten rows are
available.
From the Select the DPE Definition search list, select the DPE definition that you
configured to use as the schema to import the CSV data.
Click Start Import.
After the import process is complete, check the import logs.
Configure Data Processing Engine Definition Create a Data Processing Engine (DPE) definition, add DPE nodes and input variables to the DPE definition. Then, activate the DPE definition to use it for the advanced CSV import feature.
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