How to Import Data into Capex Plan

Efficient data import is key to streamlining your workflow in Capexplan. This guide walks you through the process of importing various types of data using Capexplan’s built-in Import feature. With proper template usage, you can reduce manual entry and ensure consistency across your records.

1. Navigate to the Import Section

  • From the Capexplan dashboard, go to the Help menu.
  • Within this menu, select the Import option.
  • This will take you to the Data Import interface.

The Import interface is organized into tabs, each corresponding to a specific data category, including:

  • CapEx Request
  • Budget Tracking
  • Tracking Adjustments
  • Suppliers
  • Business Units
  • WBS Elements
  • Cost Codes
  • Actuals and Commitments

2. Data Categories Overview

Each tab allows you to bulk upload data for that particular category:

  • Suppliers Tab: Bulk upload your supplier list.
  • Business Unit Tab: Upload multiple business units at once—ideal for large organizations.
  • WBS Elements: Add WBS data in bulk, which is faster than manual entry.
  • Cost Codes: Easily import your cost code structure.
  • Actual and Commitment: Upload financial tracking data (note: different fields than the Tracking tab).

3. Understanding the Import Interface

Regardless of which tab you’re in, the process remains consistent. The Import interface has two main parts:

🔹 Left Side: Generate Template
  • Select the required fields from entities and breakdown structures.
  • Click the Generate Template button.
  • The system will download a spreadsheet (CSV or Excel format).
  • Enter your data in the downloaded file, making sure to align with system requirements.
🔹 Right Side: Upload Template
  • Once your template is filled, return to Capex Plan.
  • Use the upload feature to select and import your completed file.
  • After successful upload, a confirmation message will be displayed.

4. Test and Familiarize

You can:

  • Generate and download a template.
  • Fill it out and upload it without saving data — to test and understand the workflow.
  • Repeat this across different tabs to get comfortable with the import process.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Scroll to Top