Supporting CSV Parameters
Metadata Field | When Required | Supported Values | Description | Example |
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Job | Optional | createormodify workspace | Denotes the job type |
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Unique Metadata Fields | Mandatory | String/Integer | The fields within CAM that are set as unique |
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Other Metadata Fields | Recommended | Dependent on Metadata Field | These are the metadata values you want to apply to the Workspace and folders | To download sample, sample modify workspace in iManage.csv, click Here |
Systems | Mandatory | imanage | Denotes the system you wish to change a Workspace in | This replaces the ‘CreateIniManage’ column, although this is still supported. If you use this column instead, the supported values are 1 (true) or 0 (false) |
Server | Optional | String | If not included, CAM will use the default server set within External System Configuration |
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Database | Optional | String | If not included, CAM will use the default database set within External System Configuration |
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DefaultSecurity | Recommended | Private, Public or View | The default security of the workspace – include if you want this to change on the workspace |
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Security | Optional | String – see example | The format for the security column – include if you want this to change on the workspace: [useremail] | {allow or deny=true or false] # [expiration date] * [role] $ [isGroup=true or false] Please see the How To video for more details | This column assigns user/group access level. Examples: User: Bob.bradley@demo-firm.com|true#NULL*Admin$false Group: Partners|true#NULL*Editor$true If multiple entries are included in this column, separate each entry by a comma and save the file as tab delimited. CAM will recognise a tab-delimited file when uploading as a CSV file in the Jobs tab.
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RemoveSecurity | Optional | String (see example) | Use this field to remove a user’s or group’s access from the Workspace | Remove User: bob.bradley@demo-firm.com|User Remove Group: Partners|Group Remove User from Group: bob.bradley@demo-firm.com|Partner |
RefileDocsAndFolders | Optional | 1 (true) or 0 (false) | Use this field to pull through any changes to the Folders' and Documents' Profiles from the modified Workspace Profile |
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WorkspaceName | Optional | String | Changed Workspace Name - include if you want this to change on the workspace |
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AddToMyMatters | Optional | iManage UserID or UserEmail | This field adds the workspace to a user’s My Matters section in iManage. Please note: My Matters needs to be enabled in iManage for the applicable user/s. | ALEXEY.MARCUS or alexey.marcus@demo-firm.com |
Category | Optional (AddToMyMatters required) | String | This column is used for the My Matter Category you want to add the Workspace to (applies to the users specified in AddToMyMatters). If category does not exist, then CAM will create it. To add the Workspace to a sub-category, use the below format: Category/Second level/Third level/ etc | Folder 1 or Folder 1/Folder 2/ Folder 3 (see notes)
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Sample CSV
To view the sample CSV, click here
Configuring CSV
Create a CSV file using Text Editor
Open any text editor and enter the data, separating each value with a comma and each row with a new line, as shown in the illustration below:
Save the file with extension .csv
Create TSV file using Text Editor
Open any text editor and enter the data, separating each value with a tab and each row with a new line, as shown in the illustration below:
Save the file with extension .tsv
Create a CSV/TSV file using Excel
Open an Excel sheet and enter the data.
To save the spreadsheet as CSV, select File → Save As and select CSV (Comma delimited) as the type.
To save the spreadsheet as TSV, select File → Save As and select Text (Tab delimited) as the type.
Excel will display a dialog box indicating some Excel features may be lost in the format chosen. Click on Yes to continue to save the file in CSV/TSV format.
Tip: A text editor like Notepad can suffice for creating and editing simple CSV files. However, if you are working with large data, using an application like Excel is preferable.