![]() ![]() Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. and internationally and are used herein with permission. ![]() Gartner is a registered trademark and service mark and Magic Quadrant is a registered trademark of Gartner, Inc. The following fields are required to create a customer that is a person.1 Data point from the July 2022 Total Economic Impact™ commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting, calculated over three years.Ģ Data point from the March 2022 Total Economic Impact™ commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting, calculated over three years.ģ Data point from the August 2020 Total Economic Impact™ commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting, calculated over three years.Ĥ Data point from the August 2021 Total Economic Impact™ commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting, calculated over three years.ĥ Data point from the September 2020 Total Economic Impact™ commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting, calculated over three years.ĦGartner Magic Quadrant for Cloud ERP for Product-Centric Enterprises, 26 September 2022, Greg Leiter, Dixie John, Robert Anderson, and Tim Faith.ħGartner, Magic Quadrant for Sales Force Automation Platforms, Adnan Zijadic, Ilona Hansen, Steve Rietberg, Varun Agarwal, 20 September 2022 The following fields are required to create a customer that is an organization. Example: Customer that is an organization The Customer definitions entity shouldn't be customized to add more data sources. The Customers definitions entity is compatible with the Customers V3 entity for most fields, except that ORGANIZATIONNAME is renamed to NAME for the Customers definitions entity. In most cases, using one of those other entities, or even using both of them, one after the other, will outperform using the Customers V3 entity. The highest performance can usually be achieved by using a combination of the Customer definitions and Customer details V2 entities. The Customers definitions entity, when combined with the Customer details V2 entity, supports most of the same functionality as the Customers V3 entity. Specifies a foreign key to the Sales tax groups entity. Specifies a foreign key to the Currencies entity. One of these fields is required if PARTYTYPE is Person. These fields specify the customer's name if PARTYTYPE is Person. PERSONFIRSTNAMEPERSONMIDDLENAMEPERSONLASTNAME Specifies a foreign key to the Terms of payment entity. Specifies a foreign key to the Customer payment method entity. If this field isn't specified, the default value is Organization. The allowed values are Organization and Person. This field is required, even when the PARTYTYPE is Person. Specifies the customer's name if PARTYTYPE is Organization. Use the Customer details V2 entity instead. Specifies a foreign key to the Customer groups entity. Specifies a foreign key to the Postal codes V3 entity. Specifies a foreign key to the States entity. Specifies a foreign key to the Counties entity. This field is required when the ADDRESSDESCRIPTION is included. Specifies a foreign key to the Country/regions entity. Specifies a foreign key to the Cities entity. The autogenerate mapping option can be used to use the next default value. For more information, see Parallel imports. Multiple threads supported – Recommendation is to set Import threshold record count to 1000 and set Import task count to 8. Summary TypeĪccounts receivable / Customers / All customers Use the Customer definitions entity as the default entity for importing customers as long as it contains the necessary fields, or the missing fields can be added from the existing data sources, and when performance is a high priority. The Customers definitions entity supports creating and updating customers and includes the most common fields for a typical customer. ![]()
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