Dataloader.io Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I’m importing new data for systems that aren’t integrated with Salesforce. If the company isn’t interested in spending additional funds for something that has an open-facing API to connect to Salesforce natively, then I have to manually ingest that data somewhere and use Dataloader.io to get it into Salesforce.

I can’t just have it connected and free-flowing — it has to be something I’m manually doing. And since I’m dealing with hundreds of thousands of records, Dataloader.io is really the only option.

Salesforce does have an in-app offering, but I think it only handles about a thousand records a day, so that doesn’t work for me.

Also, I’m using Dataloader.io because we store a lot of files that become irrelevant over time. We want to delete and remove those after a certain period — some after three years, some after two. So it’s much easier to do a running export of everything there and then perform an import as a delete using those ID numbers.

Likelihood to Recommend

Replacing data. If we've put something in a category or a bucket that is no longer named that anymore because we've evolved with the times and we want to rebrand everything, it makes it way easier to do a quick import with the new terms.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use it for data upload and update the data. So most likely we are just updating the data and using dataloader.

Likelihood to Recommend

I think it's more likely to upload data, update and upload data. Let's say that we have a bunch of police officers, they take one courses like courts 101 and we have like 500 officers who take it. So we can just put that thing in a dataloader and upload it and it just update the whole system. So it is very helpful.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Dataloader.io has helped our organization to securely import and export data for all your enterprise-level users. it has made the entire process more seamless and productive to work with for the organization. It also helps us to have single secure login access without having to download multiple apps within the company.

Likelihood to Recommend

Dataloader is a useful fit for any complex enterprise-level ecosystem. It helps manage thousands of data and pull it in single export and reduces the hassle to manage on separate sheets and excel. Multiple such migrations can be scheduled without having to manually manage them; The connectivity is seamless and makes it easy for teams to work with.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Dataloader.io is used currently in our organization to perform several bulk operations on data like insert/update/upsert, etc. Whenever we have files like .csv for data of any object which is having data records of more than 2000, we are using this website to connect to our org and load the data into the object for us.

Likelihood to Recommend

If you have an operation in your organization to perform several bulk operations on data like insert/update/upsert, etc., one should use dataloader.io instead of other tools. It imports the data through files like .csv for data of any object which is having data records of more than 2000, but if you less number of records one should prefer other ways.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As a Salesforce Admin, I use it pretty regularly. I have an assistant who I am teaching to use it as well. We have a massive database with millions of records so we have to pretty frequently do updates on lots of records at the same time. It helps us save an insane amount of time. I also use it to export data out of and then upload the data back into Salesforce.

Likelihood to Recommend

I think it's extremely useful any time you have to change records with the same data. Very useful when you also need to upload data into Salesforce. Also, very useful when you need to do the combination. The only issue that you can run into, and it's no fault of Dataloader.io's, is when you have to manipulate a bunch of records, sometimes the record id's can get a little mixed up and you can accidentally update the wrong records. You have to be careful not to do that and identify the duplicates before hand. I think it's always appropriate and will use it for records of more than 20 honestly.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We used [Dataloader.io] to import data from another platform. It helped update and merge old data into one

Likelihood to Recommend

[Dataloader.io is] best for easy load drop. Anything unique or outside the normal is harder or more work to capture

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Dataloader.io is used by a handful of Salesforce admins in our company. It's not mandatory; more of a personal preference. I switch back and forth between that and the Data Loader application. It doesn't necessarily address any "problems," rather it makes us more productive in our day to day. Instead of manually inserting, updating, or deleting data, we turn to Dataloader.io to automate it.

Likelihood to Recommend

Dataloader.io and the Data Loader application are virtually the same thing, so it boils down to a personal preference. I started my Salesforce career using the application, so I didn't use Dataloader.io very much until recently. Dataloader.io is nice to use if you'd like an updated user interface and experience, as well as schedulable runs. Unless you want to pay for more functionality, I would suggest sticking with the Data Loader app for massive amounts of data.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Dataloader.io as a data import wizard in Salesforce. It's better than the standard data import wizard & dataloader supplied by Salesforce because you can auto-map some fields and save a lot of time. It's also possible to plan some batches. I spend less time on Excel and that's really impacting my job. The main use of this software is to import accounts & contacts on Salesforce. But you can also export your data and clean it via this software.

Likelihood to Recommend

If you have a simple Salesforce organization with fewer import needs, this is not useful at all. Also, if you have a strong Data Team, you don't have to buy Dataloader.io. On my side, I really prefer the real Dataloader given by Salesforce. It takes a little longer to set up but is really more simple, efficient, and reliable, without lags.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use this utility with some clients to aid in data loads, exports, and updates. This is used by various staff as a utility in the place of Salesforce Dataloader. This application is very intuitive and aids with data mapping as well as a historical view of work completed in the Salesforce org for exports, inserts, updates.

Likelihood to Recommend

This product is excellent for quickly logging into a Salesforce Production or Sandbox Org, and being able to navigate objects to collect the information you are looking for. The user interface is very easy to understand and with minimal work you are able to write queries and export information you are looking for. Once the exports are completed, use your preferred Excel/Google Sheet viewer to make modifications and you can quickly update/insert new records back through the same utility.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Dataloader is used by our Sales Operations team to update sales records in bulk. This has allowed us to:

<ul><li>Maintain data integrity easily and efficiently</li><li>Add new information into our SalesForce environment easily and efficiently</li><li>Update our accounts, account owners, contacts, and contact information easily and efficiently</li><li>Maintain opportunity progression over a large number of accounts</li><li>Close opportunities in bulk to alleviate the manual entry from salespeople and enable them to sell more products!</li></ul>

Likelihood to Recommend

Dataloader is an incredible asset for a large organization or an organization that has a robust Salesforce environment. Specifically, Dataloader has allowed our sales team to focus on driving sales while our operations team can load the data they need in a manner that allows for robust reporting and tracking on our sales process. Organizations with less robust Salesforce environments or Salesforce environments in which many people are expected to maintain their own information likely do not need Dataloader.