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Dropbox

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Configuration

You may need to whitelist the Dataimporter

Connect to Dropbox via oAuth:

Import

On the Upload screen, you will have an interactive interface where you can navigate through your Dropbox Folders and Files.

Export

On the Upload screen you can enter the Path to the file that will be exported, as well as the Salesforce Object that you want to export from.

You can use to select dynamic files

Wildcard Filenames
IP Addresses