Create new shells using an imported CSV file

An Integration interface must be created for shell creation to work via CSV file.

To create new shells using an imported CSV file

  1. Go to the Company Workspace tab and switch to Admin mode.
  2. Click Company Sponsored Shells in the left Navigator.
  3. Select a shell type.
  4. In the shell log, click Export Template.
  5. Complete the shell creation template CSV file. Some hints:
    • The shell location must have a leading /. Be sure to use the true shell name as entered in the Shell Manager configuration.
    • Shell statuses are Active or Inactive. Use initial capitalization.
    • Administrators must be valid users. You might enter the user’s full name (for example, Henry James) or the system user name (for example, hjames) depending on the configuration.
    • If using currency override, be sure the currency is active in Exchange rates and the CSV file contains a valid currency code.
  6. In the shell log, click Import.
  7. Select the modules to include in the shell.
  8. Select the template from the listed templates and click OK.
  9. Browse for the CSV file.
  10. Click OK.

Reasons for a Shell Creation business process CSV failing to import

  1. Any incorrect rows will cause the CSV upload to fail and an error message will display the incorrect row number.
  2. Incorrect shell location used (this has to be set up before importing a CSV.)
  3. Invalid shell name or number.
  4. The location on the imported CSV file is not a valid parent location.
  5. The sub-shell of the type that you are importing was not configured under the parent location specified.
  6. Currency override used an invalid currency code or the currency was not active in Exchange rates.

    Notes:

    • If shell creation fails, the user who attempted to import the CSV will get an email notification of the import failure.
    • When creating a shell through CSV, the Document Manager attribute form that is associated with the template, or shell instance, will be copied over to the new created shell.


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Last Published Monday, April 11, 2022