Import Client Attachment
The Client Attachment Record Type is used to create an
Attachment in Collect! during the import process. The
Attachment form may be used to store additional information
about a client. You can attach any kind of information or even
different files to your client accounts with an attachment. You
can use information from the data source, or create an
Attachment based on defaults that you set in the import
map's Import Record Definition for the Client Attachment.
To create an Attachment for a Client, use the
Client Attachment Record Type. Use the
Attachment Record Type to create an Attachment
for a Debtor.
Select the Client Attachment Record Type to view a list of
all the Client Attachment fields that may be referenced in an
import routine. Be sure to include the "Client Number"
in your import map. This is a virtual field that connects the
Attachment to the correct client.
View Client Attachment Fields
To access the Attachments tab from the Client form,
you must have Client Management enabled in Collect!
Features. Please request assistance from Member
Services, if needed.
Collect! ships with a sample import map for
importing and exporting Client Attachments.
You can also download this from the Collect!
Member Center.
Download Client Related Records Transfer
View Field Lists
Click on the links to view tables of Field Types for the specific
Record Types that Import/Export processes. These tables
give additional information, such as the exact fields and forms
in Collect! referenced by each field type, the type of data in
the field, and the size of each field.
View Accumulator Fields
View Attachment Fields
View Client Fields
View Client Attachment Fields
View Client Contact Fields
View Contact Fields
View Debtor Fields
View Debtor Cosigner Fields
View Notes Fields
View Payment Fields
View Transaction Fields
View Phone Fields
See Also
- File Format Specification
- How To Use Import/Export
- Import Menu
- Export Menu
- Import/Export Topics
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