Upload File Connector Report
A file upload can finish and still contain failed rows — if you only check whether the job completed, bad records can slip through unnoticed. The Upload File Connector report breaks results down to the row level, so you always know exactly what succeeded, what failed, and why.
1. Overview
- Definition: Tracks file-based data uploads, from a high-level summary down to a detailed list of every upload.
- Benefits/Value: Helps you control upload quality, quickly spot problem files, and monitor processing performance by account.
- Target users: System Admin, Marketing Operations and data entry teams.
2. Terminology & Specifications
- Overview Dashboard — File counts, processing status, a daily upload chart, and upload frequency by account.
- File List — A detailed table of every uploaded file.
- File status — Awaiting processing, Syncing, Sync Complete, Failed Sync.
- File sync metrics — Successful rows, failed rows, Data processing speed, result file, and Executor.
3. Prerequisites
- Permissions: Your Mobio account must have the
INTEGRATIONRBAC permission. See the RBAC permissions guide. - Access Path: Go to Settings → Data Integration → Data Source → select the Microsoft Excel connector → Report.
- Input data: At least one uploaded file has been processed.
4. Implementation steps
4.1. Check the Overview Dashboard
- Open the Overview Dashboard.
- Check the file uploaded per day and the breakdown of processing status.
- Check the upload frequency by executors.
4.2. Check the File List
- Open the File List.
- Search and filter by file name.
- Review the file list columns: processing status, upload time, estimated vs. actual completion time, row count, and processing percentage.
4.3. Review a file’s processing quality
- Compare successful and failed row counts for each file.
- Check the processing speed to spot issues.
- Open the result file to see exactly which rows failed and why.
4.4. Filter the list with advanced filters
- Open the filter panel.
- Filter by processing status, executor, or upload time.
- Click Apply.
5. Operational Rules & Use Cases
- For files with a high failure rate, download the result file first to trace the data error.
- If several files remain in Syncing for an extended period, check the processing capacity with the Mobio Technical Team.
- Monitor the executor’s upload frequency to detect unusual upload sources.
- Mobio only retains result files for the most recent 3 months.
6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: Is it normal for a completed file to still have failed rows?
- A: Yes. Complete only means the upload session has finished — some rows can still fail. Download the result file to see why.
- Q: When should I use the advanced filters?
- A: When you need to narrow down files by processing status, executor, or upload time.