You can upload your data on a periodic basis into a object storage bucket by
using CSV files. The Envizi™ Supply Chain Intelligence administrator creates
import rules to import data at predefined intervals from your object storage
bucket.
About this task
To automate your data import, complete the following steps:
Procedure
- Review the data dictionary and prepare your CSV
files. Ensure that your data files are formatted correctly in CSV format. For more information, see
Sample CSV
files.
- Analyze and define master data and orders and then prepare your files for
upload.
- If you do not already have object storage, provision your object storage bucket
where you upload data. For more information, see Managing object storage.
Note: To automate data ingestion by using an object storage bucket, you need to create a custom
bucket with full access permissions. The default bucket included with the Envizi Supply Chain Intelligence has limited functions and access, and is suitable for
most of the basic needs.
- Create an import rule by using rule builder within Envizi Supply Chain Intelligence to process your data from the defined object storage bucket. For
more information, see Creating import rules.
- Upload your CSV files to object storage using the appropriate API for your
object storage instance. For more information, see Ingesting CSV data.
Note: Ensure that the object storage upload returned 200 status code to indicate success
and that the object is uploaded to your object storage instance. Once the file has been
read and processed by Envizi Supply Chain Intelligence, a JSON status file
with the format of YOURFILENAME_READDATE_status.json, for example
testFile_2024-05-01T220611Z_status.json is created in the
importStatus directory of the object storage bucket.
What to do next
To determine when the data uploaded to object storage has been imported and
processed by Envizi Supply Chain Intelligence, the status of the Envizi Supply Chain Intelligence job is required. To access the status of the job,
either use the Job Manager API or read and parse the JSON status file created
in the importStatus directory of the object storage bucket. The JSON
status file can be accessed using the object storage API.