Bulk Create Client from PSA Crate
If you’re new to Crates, read through our introductory Crate documentation here. Find the Bulk Create Client from PSA Crate in our Crate Marketplace.
What does the Bulk Create Client from PSA Crate do?
Our Bulk Create Client from PSA Crate allows you to create organizations in Rewst from a filtered PSA client list, in bulk.
Why use the Bulk Create Client from PSA Crate?
Reduce time needed when onboarding into Rewst for the first time.
Quickly create multiple unique Rewst organizations from your PSA.
Crate prerequisites
Prior to unpacking and running this Crate, you should have one of the following PSA integrations configured in Rewst:
ConnectWise PSA
DattoPSA
Freshdesk
HaloPSA
Kaseya BMS
Unpack the Bulk Create Client from PSA Crate
Navigate to Crates > Crate Marketplace in the Rewst platform.
Click on the Crate tile to open its details page.
Set the Name field to
default_PSA
, if Rewst does not automatically populate this into the field for you.Set the Category to general.
Set the Value field to the value that corresponds to your PSA, referenced from the table below.
PSA
Value
ConnectWise PSA
cw_manage
DattoPSA
datto_psa
Freshdesk
freshdesk
HaloPSA
halo_psa
Kaseya BMS
kaseya_bms
Click Submit.
Click Unpack Crate, then Continue.
Enter your time saved.
Follow the on-screen instructions.
Click Unpack.
Once unpacking has completed, click Done.
Test the Crate
Navigate to Automations > Forms.
Search for
[ROC] Rewst: Create Orgs from PSA Form
.Click ⋮ and select usages.
Click the workflow named [ROC] Rewst: Create Orgs from PSA - Stage 1: Collect Organizations.
Click View Direct URLs.
Click the link that corresponds to your MSP’s organization.
Choose your account types from the drop-down selector. These will act as a filter for the organizations you want to create.
Remove any unwanted organizations from the list.
Click Submit.
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