Imports and Exports
How users move data in and out of remoteEaze safely.
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Imports and exports in remoteEaze are controlled workflows, not one-click file actions. The platform tracks who requested work, what was processed, and the final result.
Exports
Exports are started from list screens through a shared export flow.
Users can choose:
- file format (
CSVorXLSX) - row scope (current page, filtered data set, or selected rows)
- column set and custom header labels
Export jobs and downloads
When an export is large or needs deferred processing, the system creates an export job.
Export jobs track:
- request details (format, scope, columns, filters)
- progress and status
- failure reason when applicable
- generated file reference
Downloads are provided through generated links with access control and expiry handling.
Imports
Imports run through a structured sequence:
- Download the template for the target entity.
- Prepare and upload the file (
CSVorXLSX). - Preview parsed rows and suggested mapping.
- Validate row-level results.
- Commit directly or submit for approval, depending on entity rules.
Validation is row-aware, so teams can see which rows are valid, invalid, skipped, or committed.
Direct import vs review import
Some entities can be imported directly after validation. Others require a review workflow before commit.
Review workflow currently applies to:
- account conditions
- fee definitions
- commission types
- transaction codes
This split is intentional: higher-risk configuration data goes through approval.
Import jobs
Submitted imports are tracked as import jobs with clear processing counts and workflow status.
Teams can review:
- total and processed row counts
- valid and invalid counts
- commit outcomes
- approval progress and decision history
External ID imports
Third-party external ID imports are supported for:
- nations
- languages
These imports add context selection (for example destination system and company scope where relevant) before validation and commit.