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In Insight how do I sync computers and users objects?

laralg

Hello,

I created a new object scheme with users and actives,and imported all the iinformation. In the imported information, there are users and mobile phones. One of the mobile phones fields is users. so I know which mobile belongs to each.

But this is imported information as a text field. I would like, automatically for insight to know that this users are the same as the imported users and sync and make the conection with them so they are referenced objects.

Is this possible?

Best regards

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PJ Wysota

ANd there you go: https://blog.valiantys.com/en/expert-tips/insight-for-jira

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PJ Wysota

Hi there,

I hope to give you proper answer in few hours max. :-) The point is Insight imports are exactly the topic for the blog post I did for my company. Should be published today, but I cannot be ahead of our Marketing team :-)

PJ Wysota

EDIT - confirmed - it will be in 2h time.

laralg

Hi Przemek! I will wait to read it and ask you more questions, I am having a lot of problems with configuring Jira CF with insight...

PJ Wysota

Just answered another one :-)

PJ Wysota

ANd there you go: https://blog.valiantys.com/en/expert-tips/insight-for-jira

laralg

Hi Przemek! Great blog! the first part would have been really usefull a week ago.

In the second part, is were I am having trouble in your screencap you put "Hardware ID" = ${name6}.

It is not clear to me then, what Hardware ID is, is it an object that takes the data from Sim Card? An attribute of another object that relates to this one with that attribute?

If I have mobile phones and users, and I want to relate them. Should I put it like this?

User Import
username | User Name

departament | Departament

Mobile Import

model | Model

id | ID

user | User | "username" = ${user}

Thanks

PJ Wysota

OK, Hardware ID is just exemplary attribute for mapping.

In case you mention I would:

1. Firstly get list of models in Insight as separate objects
2. On actual Mobiles attribute I would create reference to Object Type referring to models
3. The same - on actual Mobiles Object Type - an attribute to JIRA users OR Insight User object (but note that only first one will be visible in JIRA user profile) - lets name it "is used by"

Then depends how your import is prepped:

1. If you have jira users (exact naming as jira users) then mapping would look like: "is used by" = ${username}, where user name is column heading

2. If You are using e-mail - then it is a bit way around You would need to have Insight User objects with referenced e-mails, and jira users, and relate mobiles to respective Insight User object attribute e.g. e-mail = ${useremail}, where useremail is a header for imports column

I would suggest the first approach - it is easier.

laralg

I think I confused you with the example, I do not care about the model of the mobiles, I just want to know to who they belong, sorry Przemek. What I am mapping are two objects.

What I want is my the owner of the surfaces to be mapped as the users. I hope this image makes it clearer:

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