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10/03/2025, 12:24 PMCeligo AI
10/03/2025, 12:24 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):To import multiple contacts against a single lead in a lead-contact template, you would need to perform the operation in two steps. First, import the lead records without the contacts. This is necessary because NetSuite requires the lead record to exist before you can associate a contact with it. After the lead records have been imported, you can then import the contacts. In your CSV file for importing contacts, you would have a column for the lead (company) name and a column for the contact name. Each row would represent a unique contact, so if a lead has multiple contacts, it would appear on multiple rows in the CSV file. The lead name would be the same on each of these rows, but the contact name would change. Here's a simplified example of what the CSV file might look like:
Company,Contact
Lead 1,Contact 1
Lead 1,Contact 2
Lead 2,Contact 3
Lead 2,Contact 4
In this example, "Lead 1" has two contacts ("Contact 1" and "Contact 2"), and "Lead 2" also has two contacts ("Contact 3" and "Contact 4").
When you import this CSV file, NetSuite will create a new contact record for each row and associate it with the corresponding lead.
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10/03/2025, 12:24 PM