M3CloudSlam

Master data · Data Import Available

Load data into M3 safely, row by row

Upload an Excel file. Every row is validated and compared with what is in M3, the records it will change are backed up, and only then is anything written.

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Data ImportAvailable
item-warehouse.xlsx2,400 rows checked against M3
A-2210100Allocation method 1 → 2changed
A-2211100No differencesunchanged
A-3001200New item/warehousenew
A-3002900Warehouse 900 does not existrefused
1,920 changed431 unchanged41 new8 refused

8 rows refused: the warehouse does not exist. Nothing is written for these rows.

✓ Backup saved before writing: item-warehouse-backup.xlsxImport 1,961 rows

Example file and figures.

Why it matters

Today

  1. 1Load data with scripts or tools without a safety net
  2. 2Check the result afterwards, row by row
  3. 3Hope there is a way back if something goes wrong

Every mass update feels like a risk.

With Data Import

  1. 1Every row checked and compared before writing
  2. 2Rows M3 would refuse are never written
  3. 3A backup saved before anything changes

Mass updates you can trust.

How it works

From an Excel file into M3, safely

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    Check and compare

    Every row is validated and compared with M3: changed, unchanged or new. Up to 100,000 rows per import.

    Data ImportAvailable
    item-warehouse.xlsx2,400 rows checked against M3
    A-2210100Allocation method 1 → 2changed
    A-2211100No differencesunchanged
    A-3001200New item/warehousenew
    A-3002900Warehouse 900 does not existrefused
    1,920 changed431 unchanged41 new8 refused

    Example file and figures.

  2. 2 / 3

    See what can't be loaded

    Rows M3 would refuse are flagged with the reason, and nothing is written for them.

    Data ImportAvailable
    item-warehouse.xlsx2,400 rows checked against M3
    A-2210100Allocation method 1 → 2changed
    A-2211100No differencesunchanged
    A-3001200New item/warehousenew
    A-3002900Warehouse 900 does not existrefused
    1,920 changed431 unchanged41 new8 refused

    8 rows refused: the warehouse does not exist. Nothing is written for these rows.

    Example file and figures.

  3. 3 / 3

    Back up, then write

    The records the import will change are saved to a backup file first. Re-importing it puts them back.

    Data ImportAvailable
    item-warehouse.xlsx2,400 rows checked against M3
    A-2210100Allocation method 1 → 2changed
    A-2211100No differencesunchanged
    A-3001200New item/warehousenew
    A-3002900Warehouse 900 does not existrefused
    1,920 changed431 unchanged41 new8 refused

    8 rows refused: the warehouse does not exist. Nothing is written for these rows.

    ✓ Backup saved before writing: item-warehouse-backup.xlsxImport 1,961 rows

    Example file and figures.

On your own M3. Answers come from one knowledge graph of how M3 behaves, applied to your configuration and data. When something can’t be known, M3CloudSlam says so.

What it brings you

Mass updates without the risk

  1. 1“You don’t need a consultant for that anymore”Key users load and correct master data themselves, with the checks and the backup built in.
  2. 2No surprises in productionYou see exactly what an import will change before it changes anything.
  3. 3Always a way backThe backup is saved before writing, every time.
  4. 4Clean loadsRows M3 would refuse are never half-written.

Next in your journey

Data QualityAvailableFind the records that need fixing before you load.“Where is our master data wrong?” →Data ExportAvailableExport the table, correct it in Excel, and load it back.“How do I get a complete table out of M3?” →Data GovernanceAvailablePut the fields you load under control.“Who changed this, and was it allowed?” →

See Data Import on your own M3

We are onboarding a small group of founding customers. You get the newest features first, a direct line to the team, and founding pricing.

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  • Founding pricing, locked inYour rate stays as the product grows