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This map will migrate ACT! to | This map will migrate ACT! to Salesforce. | ||
This map is set up to use the SQL versions of ACT. If you have the older flat-file version of ACT, a simple upgrade process can get you on SQL for the migration. Duplicate companies are merged into a single Company record, with contact records underneath it, based on Company Name + City though this logic could be easily changed to fit your needs. | This map is set up to use the SQL versions of ACT. If you have the older flat-file version of ACT, a simple upgrade process can get you on SQL for the migration. Duplicate companies are merged into a single Company record, with contact records underneath it, based on Company Name + City though this logic could be easily changed to fit your needs. This is done through use of a temporary database file, included with the download. | ||
You | You will have to create 4 custom External ID fields in Salesforce, as defined in the included "instructions.txt" file, to allow for ID cross-referencing. | ||
This map migrates Users, Accounts, Contacts, Opportunities, Notes, History, Activities and Attachments. | |||
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Revision as of 17:22, 25 November 2014
This map will migrate ACT! to Salesforce.
This map is set up to use the SQL versions of ACT. If you have the older flat-file version of ACT, a simple upgrade process can get you on SQL for the migration. Duplicate companies are merged into a single Company record, with contact records underneath it, based on Company Name + City though this logic could be easily changed to fit your needs. This is done through use of a temporary database file, included with the download.
You will have to create 4 custom External ID fields in Salesforce, as defined in the included "instructions.txt" file, to allow for ID cross-referencing.
This map migrates Users, Accounts, Contacts, Opportunities, Notes, History, Activities and Attachments.