Without uploading them elsewhere.
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To do this, the following steps must be taken:
- The PDFs must all be converted to Base64 format. There are various free (online) converters for this purpose.
- We insert the txt result into our import file. (Column name is the name of the file-field we added before)
- Import & Done.
(Some colleagues surely can provide a script for bulk converting of the PDFs).
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Is there any new answer?
Is there a script available (ever created?) and what is your experience with importing 2,000 PDFs from another application or location into Odoo V17?
And which converters did you use?
This post was 2 years ago so I hope that there is more possible and more experience with this ;-)