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Hello BShall, I apologize for the late reply. From the error message it seems like it is missing the Default email preference setting. You mentioned that you are using google account and you tried to setup the email preferences but it did not send any email to your account. Did it give any error during that process? If not, try to setup your ...

Hello Marcelo11756, I am glad that your issue is resolved. Have a great day! -Inder

I got it Thanks

Hello Shaber53, Did you get any errors while importing the file in to Method? I tried to reproduce it on my account, I created two fields in my Customer Table and then I imported data in those field based on Update existing records by matching the key fields  in Set option and selected Name as a Key field and then Click ...

I linked a entity field to the contact table, then created a new field (text) in the list builder table with the same name, but it is not populating in the grid

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Hello Inder, The fields I added were not dropdown fields.  Yes, I added them to the screen and yes, I imported them with the correct field names.  I had already watched all 3 tutorial videos before perforning the import and followed those instructions.  So, I don't know what went wrong. Thanks for your help!

Hello StWilson3, Here's my answer. Firstly, yes Method can handle that much amount of information without any issues. But in terms of Importing I would highly recommend to start importing in a small batches in order to make sure importing is smooth. Here are few tips that I would like to share with you. - Try importing 3000 ...

We have about 66,000 customer records to import into method. Each one of these will also have a related set of information imported (serial number, version, and product info) into a custom table that we have created and linked to the customer info. Many of the customers will have two or more registration entries. 1. Will method function normally ...

Thanks, Chris. It appears to have recovered a bit since yesterday, but I would still like to have this looked at. We rely on the API for so much, when it's acting slow, our people are being paid good money to sit on their hands for 10% of the day. I don't like that.