Need to create dozens or even hundreds of activities at once?
Cadulis allows you to bulk import interventions using a .csv file, specifying essential information such as date, address, customer, activity type, and more.
This guide explains how to prepare your file, configure the import, and interpret the platform’s feedback.
In the File processing type list:
Option | Behavior |
---|---|
Creation only | Creates one activity per row. Error if already exists |
Creation only (ignore if exists) | Ignores rows that already exist |
Update only | Updates activities via id or reference |
Update (ignore if missing) | Ignores rows with no match |
Create and update | Creates or updates depending on existence |
intervention_type_id
or intervention_type_reference
business_unit_id
or business_unit_search_code
💡 If not enabled, you can apply a single type to all rows using a dropdown list.
Column | Description |
---|---|
reference |
Unique identifier for the activity |
title |
Intervention title |
scheduled_start_at |
Start date/time |
scheduled_end_at |
End date/time |
address |
Intervention address |
duration |
Duration (in seconds) |
comment |
Free comment |
assignee_email |
Field worker’s email |
status |
Status (pending , canceled , terminated ) |
customer.reference
(recommended)customer.name
, customer.address
, customer.email
, etc.If the customer does not exist, it will be automatically created during import.
Some columns are reserved or unused, for example:
created_at
, assigned_user
, intervention_type_name
, etc.➡️ Check the logs in the “Latest imports” section to verify success or errors.
reference
column: this prevents duplicates and makes updates easier.customer.reference
, even for existing customers.comment
column to include useful field information: access code, contact name, etc.