Every governance programme starts with a spreadsheet, and usually several. The risk register is in Excel, the control matrix came from the last auditor, and the vendor list belongs to procurement. Getting them in should not be a consulting engagement, and it should never be a write you cannot inspect afterwards.
Upload a CSV or a spreadsheet and the engine parses it against the object you are importing into, then shows you what each row would become: what is valid, what is missing, and what will be rejected. Nothing is written yet.
Only when you confirm does it write, and every row's outcome is recorded as a job you can reopen later. An import is not a black box that either worked or did not.
Each value is checked against the field it is landing in, so a bad date or an unknown option is caught in preview and not halfway through the write.
A row can point at a record in another object by its readable identifier, so hierarchies and links survive the import rather than needing a second pass.
The import itself is a record: who ran it, against which file, at what time, with what result. It sits in the same sealed trail as everything else.
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