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The Import My Contacts wizard automatically maps fields from ACT! and Outlook to salesforce.com. For importing from other data sources or for an organization import, you must use Excel to label the columns in your import file as specified in Field Mapping for Other Data Sources and Organization Import. For importing leads, use the import file labels specified in Field Mapping for Importing Leads.
Review the default mappings below and then modify your export file as appropriate prior to starting the import wizards.
If your data has information in fields that do not match any of the standard fields, your administrator can create custom fields for that data. The custom fields must be created prior to import. See Creating Custom Fields.
This table details how ACT! fields map to salesforce.com account and contact import fields during an individual data import.
NOTE |
If an ACT! record contains more than one contact for the same company, the import wizard creates multiple contacts for one account. |
See Also:
Exporting from ACT!
This table details how Outlook fields map to salesforce.com account and contact import fields during an individual data import.
See Also:
Exporting from
Outlook
If you are importing accounts and contacts for an organization or importing individual data from sources other than Outlook or ACT!, the Import Wizards map the fields as correctly as possible, and then you must fine-tune the mapping before completing the import. Prior to importing your accounts and contacts, it is recommended that you use Excel to label the columns in your import file with the labels listed below.
Common Fields for Contacts and Accounts | |
Label for Your Import File | Salesforce.com Field |
Record Owner (Note: For individual imports this field is not necessary since all data you import is automatically owned by you.) |
Contact: Contact Owner and Account: Account Owner |
Currency ISO Code (Note: You can use this field only for organization imports in organizations that use multiple currencies; see Importing Multiple Currencies.) |
Contact: Contact Currency and Account: Account Currency |
When you import leads, the Import My Organization's Leads wizard maps the fields in your import file as correctly as possible, but you must fine-tune the mapping before completing the import. Prior to importing your leads, it is recommended that you use Excel to label the columns in your lead import file with the labels listed in the table below.
NOTE |
The default mappings listed below are offered as a guide for importing; they do not insure 100% accuracy in mapping your data. You must fine-tune the mapping in the Import Wizard. |
Label for Your Import File | Salesforce.com Lead Field |
Annual Revenue | Annual Revenue |
City | City |
Company | Company |
Country | Country |
Currency ISO Code (Note: You can use this field only for organizations that use multiple currencies see Importing Multiple Currencies.) |
Lead Currency |
Description | Description |
Email (Must be a valid email address in the form: jsmith@acme.com.) |
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No. of Employees | No. of Employees |
Fax | Fax |
Full Name or First Name & Last Name (Note: When importing lead names, use either Full Name or First Name and Last Name, but not both.) |
First Name and Last Name |
Industry | Industry |
Lead Source (Note: You do not need to specify this field if you choose to assign the same Lead Source to all leads on the first page of the import wizard.) |
Lead Source |
Mobile Phone | Mobile |
Phone | Phone |
Postal Code | Postal Code |
Rating | Rating |
Record Owner (Note: You do not need this field if assigning ownership via a lead assignment rule.) |
Lead Owner |
Salutation | Added to beginning of First Name |
State | State |
Street 1 | Address |
Street 2 | Address |
Street 3 | Address |
Title | Title |
Website | Website |