Create Many Entries

Create Many Entries writes a whole batch of new records to a Datastore in a single step.

Give it an array of entries, and it returns the same entries with their ids filled in.

Note

Configure this action in the Builder. See Builder Navigation and Workspace Basics for the surrounding UI.

Configuration

Pick the Data Store, then map an array of entries into Entries. Each element is an entry shaped like the datastore’s fields (often built earlier with Loop over Array or Push to Array).

The identifier rule applies to the whole batch:

Auto ID on - none of the entries may carry an id; the platform assigns them.
Auto ID off - every entry must carry its id.

The step returns the created Entries (extended with their ids) and an Error Message.

Runtime behavior

Create Many Entries writes the whole batch at once.

The batch is validated up front and is all-or-nothing: if one entry breaks the identifier rule, the step fails and nothing is written. There is no partial success.
Fields outside the datastore schema are ignored.
It also fails if no datastore is set or the datastore doesn’t exist.

Best practices

Make sure every entry follows the same identifier rule before the step runs - one stray id (Auto ID on) or one missing id (Auto ID off) aborts the batch.
For a single record, use Create Entry.

Works well with

Loop over CSV - turn an uploaded file into the entries to create.
Datastores - the target datastore and its Auto ID setting.
Find Many Data Entries - read the batch back by a filter.