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You can upload records (as contained in a zip and/or json JSON file) from your local system to any of the following lists:

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The Upload operation takes a zip file (containing one or more files) or a json JSON file.

  • For a zip file, each json JSON file in the zip file will parsed, and non-json JSON files will be ignored.
  • For a json JSON file, the file is parsed to update/create a record.

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A zip can contain multiple files, where each file is for a different record type. For example, the zip might contain two files; one file for a task and one file for a trigger. The zip file can be uploaded from any list the supports uploads (for example; tasks list, triggers list, and calendars list). When the zip file has successfully uploaded, both the task record and the trigger record will be uploaded.

A json JSON file contains data for one record type only. The exportTable property in the JSON file is used to identify the record type. Any file without this attribute will be ignored.

  • For a record type that supports download/upload, the JSON response from Read web service API contains the exportTable property.
  • For a Read response from an older release, you must manually add the exportTable property in order to be upload compatible.

Step 1

Right-click any column on any list that supports uploads to display an Action menu.

Step 2

Click Upload... to display the Upload dialog.

Step 3

Click Browse to Select a file to upload.

Step 4Click Upload to upload the selected file.

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