Import configuration item (CI) relationships in bulk by using predefined CSV templates.
Use relationship imports to establish dependencies and service mappings between related CIs more
efficiently in CMDB.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service that have CMDB and Service Graph enabled.
User Permissions Needed
To import configuration item relationships:
IT Service Configuration Item Type Manager
To view configuration item types:
IT Service Configuration Item Reader
Relationship imports associate source and target configuration items by using predefined
relationship types. Import configuration items before importing relationships into CMDB. For
more information, see Import Configuration Items to CMDB. Download the
relationship templates before preparing relationship import data.
From App Launcher, find and select CMDB and Service Graph.
In the navigation panel, select CI Imports and Exports under CMDB in
Administration.
On the Import History tab, click Download Import
Template.
From Template Object, select Configuration Item Relationship and the
following template ty
Select the relationship template that you want to download as per the following
table:
Click Download to download the CSVs of these template types:
CI Relationships
Defines source and target configuration items and the relationship types used during
relationship import.
Relationship Types
Lists the predefined relationship types available for relationship import.
Populate the downloaded CSV templates with relationship data.
You can use the Relationship Types template as a reference for supported relationship
types.
On the Import History tab, click Import CI
Relationships.
Upload the completed relationship CSV file and wait for the upload to complete.
Click Close.
You can view the relationship import status on the Import
History tab.
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