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1 | Getting ready to import anonymous employee data into Beamible: To create anonymous employee data in Beamible, please follow the following steps. CREATE YOUR ANONYMOUS DATASET 1. Open your own employee source data file. 2. Create three new columns: • external_id (a unique id that will be used to identify each unique role), • role_email (a unique email address which will assign a person to a role), • parent_id (the external id (above) of the manager of that role). 3. For external_id, insert this formula and copy down all rows to generate a unique code for each role: =DEC2HEX(RANDBETWEEN(0, 4294967295), 8) 4. Copy the cells and paste them as values to lock down the codes. 5. For role_email, insert this formula into the email column to create a unique email address that maps to the role assignee: =B2&"@clientid.example.net" Please note that this assumes that the column for the external_ID is in column B. Replace "clientid" with a unique value for your client, e.g., @beamible.example.net. 6. For parent_id, use a vlookup formula to map original Manager data (either email or ID) to the parent_id column. (e.g. =vlookup(‘manager_id’,cell range,’external_id’,false) INPUT DATA INTO BEAMIBLE SPREADSHEET 7. Open this Beamible spreadsheet and navigate to the Properties tab. PROPERTIES: 8. n the library_properties, add property names for data that you intend to import into Beamible e.g. level, location. 9. In the library_property_options tab, add property values for each property (please note these are case sensitive). ROLES: 10. Navigate to the Roles tab. 11. Create new columns for properties that have been created and use the following naming convention: property:[property name] e.g. for a Location and Level property, you would use property:Location and property:Level as column titles. 12. Copy the source data from your source file columns to the respective columns in your Beamible spreadsheet: • Action (please select the action of either Upsert or Remove) • External_id • Role_title • Role_email • Role_fte • Role_budget • Parent_external_id • property:[value] 13. In the is_manager column, use this formula to indicate whether a role is a Manager: =IF(COUNTIF(J:J, C2), "Y", ""). This formula will indicate whether or not this role is a Manager. PEOPLE: 14. Copy the role_email values and navigate to the People tab. 15. In the email column, paste the emails. 16. First name and last name columns can be generic. E.g. first_name = employee, last_name=company name. 17. Review each tab to ensure that there are no errors. 18. Save your file and you’re ready to import! |