Working with CET
In this article, you will learn how to export products from Canoa and import into CET as well as getting your product data Canoa-ready in Configura’s CET and import as products in Canoa.
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In this article, you will learn how to export products from Canoa and import into CET as well as getting your product data Canoa-ready in Configura’s CET and import as products in Canoa.
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You may export product data as a SIF file from both and .
Follow steps for Canvas export in help doc
Follow steps for My Catalog/Table View export in help doc
Product data may import as a Pick List or you may update product data against the CET catalog to enable more option selection and accessing CET drawing data.
You may only import a CSV into Canoa, below is a step-by-step of how to convert your CET data into Canoa.
Create a CET file with all products you wish to Import
as products in Canoa.
Add all of your finishes, parts and pieces to each product.
Each product may be a combination of Part Numbers
Export
as a SIF with combined Part Numbers.
There are 2 ways to work with a SIF
Use Spec to convert to a CSV (some additional formatting may need to be done in CanoaGPT with this process)
Upload the SIF file and ask if it can confirm the data fields to get it ready for the next step
Ask CanoaGPT to create a CSV from the file, with a record for every PN or Part Number with all of the associated data fields.
Download your newly formated CSV file
Open a SIF file in Spec
Export
as a CSV
Match the CSV fields with the Canoa formatted fields
*Format your CSV before importing to save time matching fields. Refer to the article for step-by-step instructions.
Add Images and 2D drawings to your products to use in future projects and to collaborate with your team.
Export
your drawing Symbols as a DWG or DXF
You may want to open in AutoCAD before importing into Canoa and clean up complicated mesh drawings.
Format and convert to a CSV utilizing
Open
See for more details
Import
your CSV into (for less than 100 products) or (for 100 products or more)
Test a drawing by creating a product by Creating a new product in or and upload the DWG or DXF in the Drawing Editor. Link to article
Refer to this