Load new folder CSV files into your database table
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Your new CSV file provides the header and rows for this import.
Your chosen table is where the Agent loads rows from a matching file.
Your table's column names and order determine whether the file can load.
Your successful import results show whether this file already loaded into the table.
Your watched folder alerts the Agent when a completed CSV arrives and lets it read the file.
The Agent reads columns and prior results in your database table, then writes rows and results there.
Your import results table shows each file's loaded row count or why no rows loaded.
Your run reports a database or result-saving failure so you can retry the file.
Your run reports a database or result-saving failure so you can retry the file.
Your import results table shows each file's loaded row count or why no rows loaded.
Your run reports a database or result-saving failure so you can retry the file.
Your import results table shows each file's loaded row count or why no rows loaded.
Your run reports a database or result-saving failure so you can retry the file.
Your import results table shows each file's loaded row count or why no rows loaded.
Your run reports a database or result-saving failure so you can retry the file.
This Agent waits for a completed CSV file in your chosen folder. It checks the columns, loads matching rows, and records the count or error.
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Google Drive alerts the Agent when a completed CSV arrives and lets it read the file.
The Agent reads columns and prior results in Airtable, then writes rows and results there.
The Agent reads columns and prior results in monday.com, then writes rows and results there.
Google Contacts alerts the Agent when a completed CSV arrives and lets it read the file.
Dropbox alerts the Agent when a completed CSV arrives and lets it read the file.
OneDrive alerts the Agent when a completed CSV arrives and lets it read the file.
Microsoft SharePoint alerts the Agent when a completed CSV arrives and lets it read the file.
The Agent reads columns and prior results in Microsoft SharePoint, then writes rows and results there.
Microsoft Office 365 alerts the Agent when a completed CSV arrives and lets it read the file.
The Agent reads columns and prior results in Microsoft Office 365, then writes rows and results there.
The Agent reads columns and prior results in Google BigQuery, then writes rows and results there.
The Agent reads columns and prior results in MySQL, then writes rows and results there.
The Agent reads columns and prior results in PostgreSQL, then writes rows and results there.
The Agent reads columns and prior results in SQL Server, then writes rows and results there.
The Agent reads columns and prior results in Kintone, then writes rows and results there.
Import CSV Files is made for businesses in these industries.
Load sales CSVs and record how many rows reached the table.
Show all Agents for the Retail industryLoad stock files and record errors that blocked an import.
Show all Agents for the Wholesale Distribution industryLoad production files and catch column changes before import.
Show all Agents for the Manufacturing industryLoad transaction CSVs and flag files that fail to import.
Show all Agents for the Financial Services industryLoad survey data files and flag headers that changed.
Show all Agents for the Market Research industryLoad shipment files and flag imports that need attention.
Show all Agents for the Transportation and Logistics industryImport CSV Files is made for people in these roles.
Load new CSV data into a table and flag failed imports.
Show all Agents for the Data Analyst roleRecord the row count or error for each incoming file.
Show all Agents for the Data Operations Manager roleLoad matching CSV files and log imports that fail.
Show all Agents for the Data Engineer roleImport CSV Files is made for people in these departments.
Keep data tables current from CSV files and flag failed loads.
Show all Agents for the Data Analytics departmentLoad reporting files into a table and surface import errors.
Show all Agents for the Business Intelligence departmentImport each incoming CSV once and record its result.
Show all Agents for the Data Operations department4 steps, in order, on every run.
Connect the tools you already use, such as Google Drive, Airtable or monday.com.
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Frequently asked questions about the Import CSV Files:
You choose a watched folder and move files there after writing finishes. The folder must notify the Agent when a new file arrives.
Yes. Your CSV header must match the importable table columns in order. Your import results table shows missing, extra, or reordered columns.
The load rolls back for that file, so no rows from it reach your table. Your import results table records the database error and a zero count.
The Agent checks the file's contents against earlier successful imports. For a match, your results table records a duplicate with zero new rows.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.