How to Batch Import Terminals - Revision history

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	~~== Batch Import Terminals ==~~		{{Migrating\|https://smartpossdk.gitbook.io/cloudpossdk/faq/tms-wizarview/batch-import-terminals}}
	~~# '''Navigate to Batch Import~~:~~'''~~
	~~#* In the WizarView system, go to the ''''Terminals'''' section~~.
	~~#* Select the ''''Batch import'''' option.~~
	~~# '''Initiate Import:'''~~
	~~#* Click on the ''''Import'''' button~~. ~~This will open the import page in a new pop~~-~~up window.~~
	~~# '''Select Import File:'''~~
	~~#* On the import page, choose the file that contains all the terminal serial numbers you wish to import.~~
	~~#* Ensure your file is in the correct format (see note below about the template).~~
	~~# '''Commit the Import:'''~~
	~~#* After selecting the file, click on the ''''Commit'''' button to start the import process.~~
	~~# '''Monitor the Import Process:'''~~
	~~#* A progress bar will appear, displaying the status of the import process. This allows you to monitor the progress and completion of the~~ batch import.
	~~== Important Note ==~~
	~~'''Using the Template File:'''~~
	* It's recommended to click on ''''Download Template File'''' for a format guide. This template will help you correctly structure your import file.
	* The template file typically has two columns:
	** The first column is for the group into which the terminals will be imported.
	** The second column should list the serial numbers of the terminals ~~being imported.~~
	* Fill out this template according to your requirements before proceeding with the import.

Simon no use: Simon moved page How to batch import terminals to How to Batch Import Terminals: Normalize the title

2024-01-11T22:59:57Z

Simon moved page How to batch import terminals to How to Batch Import Terminals: Normalize the title

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Simon no use at 22:59, 11 January 2024

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-# Select Terminals > Batch import and click Import
+== Batch Import Terminals ==
-# In the pop-up import page, select the file containing all the terminal serial numbers to be imported, and click Commit.
+# '''Navigate to Batch Import:'''
-# The import process bar displays the import process.
+#* In the WizarView system, go to the ''''Terminals'''' section.
+#* Select the ''''Batch import'''' option.
-Note: click Download Template File to download the template, and then you can edit the import file according to the template. There are two columns in the template file. The first column is the group to be imported, and the second column is the serial numbers of the terminals to be imported.
+# '''Initiate Import:'''

Jeff nouse at 04:19, 30 March 2020

2020-03-30T04:19:06Z

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	# Select Terminals>Batch ~~Import,~~click Import		# Select Terminals > Batch import and click Import
	# In the ~~popup~~ page ~~- Import~~, ~~choose~~ the file ~~with~~ all serial numbers ~~of terminals that need import~~, click Commit ~~button~~.		# In the pop-up import page, select the file containing all the terminal serial numbers to be imported, and click Commit.
	# The import process bar ~~will show~~ the process ~~of the importing~~.		# The import process bar displays the import process.

	Note: ~~Please~~ click Download Template File to download the template, then you can edit ~~your~~ import file according as the template. There are two columns in the template file~~, the~~ first column is the group ~~you want to import~~ to, the second column is the serial numbers of the ~~terminal you want~~ to ~~import~~.		Note: click Download Template File to download the template, and then you can edit the import file according to the template. There are two columns in the template file. The first column is the group to be imported, and the second column is the serial numbers of the terminals to be imported.

Jeff nouse: Jeff moved page How to import terminals in bulk to How to batch import terminals

2020-03-30T04:14:24Z

Jeff moved page How to import terminals in bulk to How to batch import terminals

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Mahong at 08:35, 11 March 2019

2019-03-11T08:35:52Z

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	# Select Terminals>Batch Import,click Import		# Select Terminals>Batch Import,click Import
	# In the popup page - Import, choose the file with all serial numbers of terminals that need import, click Commit button.		# In the popup page - Import, choose the file with all serial numbers of terminals that need import, click Commit button.
	# The import ~~processbar~~ will show the process of the importing.		# The import process bar will show the process of the importing.

	Note: Please click Download Template File to download the template, then you can edit your import file ~~accroding~~ as the template. There are two columns in the template file, the first column is the group you want to import to, the second column is the serial numbers of the ~~terminl~~ you want to import.		Note: Please click Download Template File to download the template, then you can edit your import file according as the template. There are two columns in the template file, the first column is the group you want to import to, the second column is the serial numbers of the terminal you want to import.

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# Select Terminals>Batch Import,click Import
# In the popup page - Import, choose the file with all serial numbers of terminals that need import, click Commit button.
# The import processbar will show the process of the importing.

Note: Please click Download Template File to download the template, then you can edit your import file accroding as the template. There are two columns in the template file, the first column is the group you want to import to, the second column is the serial numbers of the terminl you want to import.