1 | Build and run a SQL query (in Redash) to pull the information you need for the import:
Note: In the SQL, update team_type name that you would like to set a budget for
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2 | Export a CSV file with the results |
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3 | Build and run a SQL query (in Redash) to pull the information you need for the import:
Note: In the SQL, update team_type name that you would like to set a budget within
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4 | Export a CSV file with the results |
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5 | In your supply CSV downloaded file, make sure you have the following 2 headings:
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6 | Open in your demand team ID CSV file For each demand team ID where you want to set a given budget against the relevant supply team, paste in the demand team ID into the supply CSV file with the intended budget in the following format:
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7 | If there isn’t a data source created for the import, create one. For some customers, we use the Teams CSV file upload (see icon on the right for reference). | |||||||
8 | Upload the file The only two columns that need to be mapped are ‘InternalID’ and ‘budget’. |
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