The default system provides a template—Customer Upload Template CSV—you may want to use to create the customer upload file. You must save your file in .csv format.
Whether you use the template or not, the system expects each record to contain data in the order shown below.
The CSV
upload function does not require a customerName entry in each record. If
customerName contains data, the system creates a new Customer record based on
the data in the row. If customerName is empty, the system treats the
record as an alternate address for the preceding Customer record. Note,
however, that if all customerName cells are blank in your CSV file, the
Customer loading job (which is run after the CSV upload process) will fail
because it cannot create a Customer record without a name.
Customer CSV Upload format
Column |
Name |
A |
customerNumber |
B |
customerName |
C |
customerParentCompanyNumber |
D |
customerTypeCode* |
E |
customerLastActivityDate |
F |
customerTaxTypeCode* |
G |
customerTaxNbr* |
H |
customerActiveIndicator* |
I |
customerPhoneNumber |
J |
customer800PhoneNumber |
K |
customerContactName |
L |
customerContactPhoneNumber |
M |
customerFaxNumber |
N |
customerBirthDate |
O |
customerTaxExemptIndicator |
P |
customerCreditLimitAmount |
Q |
customerCreditApprovedByName |
R |
customerEmailAddress |
S |
customerAddressName* |
T |
customerLine1StreetAddress |
U |
customerLine2StreetAddress |
V |
customerCityName |
W |
customerStateCode |
X |
customerZipCode |
Y |
customerCountryCode |
Z |
customerAddressInternationalProvinceName |
AA |
customerInternationalMailCode |
AB |
customerAddressEmail |
AC |
customerAddressTypeCode |
*Indicates a required field.
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