# Deployment Using Version Control

This section is all about deploying the nCino data using [Version Control](https://www.autorabit.com/blog/8-benefits-of-version-control-in-salesforce-development/)

1. Hover your mouse over the [**nCino** module](https://www.autorabit.com/industry-solution/banking-financial-services-ncino/) and click on the **Deployment History** option.

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2. Click on the **Feature Deployment** button.

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3. On the next screen, give the process a **name** and a brief **description**.
4. In the **SOURCE** section, select **Deployment From** as **'Version Control.'**
5. Select your **version control** type.
6. Select your **repository** and **branch**.
7. Select the deployment type. There are three options to choose from:

   * **Entire Branch:** This option will fetch the feature migration templates configured on your branch. You'll be asked to choose the **template** and **version when selecting** the entire branch option.

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   * **Single Revision:** This option will pull all of the versions from your repo, allowing you to choose which revision to use in the deployment.

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   * **Revision Range:** This option allows you to specify a commit range from which the revisions are to be deployed.

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{% hint style="info" %}
After deploying a job, modifying the deployment type during subsequent edits may affect the integrity or effectiveness of any rollbacks performed thereafter.
{% endhint %}

8. The object configuration section will render the selected objects and apply filters and mappings based on your selection.

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9. Choose your **target org**.

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10. There are various options that you can configure to your objects before you proceed with deployment:

    * Applied Mappings
    * Applied Filters

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#### Applied Mapping <a href="#applied-mapping" id="applied-mapping"></a>

In this section, you can use an external ID in place of a related record's Salesforce record ID to relate or associate records to each other as you process an Upsert operation. For example, if **Object B** has a lookup field to another **Object A,** you can use the values in a field marked as an External ID on **Object A** to relate the two (**Object B** to **Object A** records).

In the **Source** field: Select your source field whose values will be populated in the destination External Id field.

In the **Destination** field: Select the required field from the destination org whose values will remain unique for all the records.

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Important Note (About Applied Mappings):**

1. If there is no Lookup key and the name is set to External ID, AutoRABIT is still supported.
2. Because the source for this is a CSV extract and not a salesforce org, all fields from the source sandbox will be fetched, regardless of the External ID in the **Source** column, whereas the source for Destination is a salesforce org.
   {% endhint %}

#### Applied Filters <a href="#applied-filters" id="applied-filters"></a>

Such filters will be displayed here if any filter is applied to the objects.

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Important Note**: The dataset is already prepared at the time of the commit, so you can’t edit it at this point. However, if you like to edit the filter, use the feature: [Deployment via Version Control using Salesforce org](/product-guides/arm/arm-features/ncino/feature-deployment/deployment-via-version-control-using-salesforce-org.md)
{% endhint %}

Click on **Deploy** to proceed to the next screen. The next screen will display the list of deployment criteria that you can opt for before proceeding with deployment.

#### Deployment Settings <a href="#deployment-settings" id="deployment-settings"></a>

1. **Disable Workflow Rules:** This option will deactivate the workflow rules associated with objects part of the deployment
2. **Disable Validation Rules:** This option will deactivate the validation rules associated with objects part of the deployment
3. **Insert/update with Null Values:** This will either insert or update record field values with null (if the value is null in source org) in destination org.
4. **Use UTF-8 file encoding for file read and write operations:** Use UTF-8 as the internal representation of strings. Text is transcoded from the local encoding to UTF-8 when data is written to or read from a file. UTF-8 must be enabled if your data exclusively contains English alphabets. UTF-8 must be disabled if your data contains non-English alphabets. UTF-8 should be enabled by default in accordance with Salesforce.

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Click **OK** to complete the feature deployment process.

You'll be redirected to the [Feature Deployment Summary](/product-guides/arm/arm-features/ncino/feature-deployment/feature-deployment-summary.md) screen, where you can view detailed deployment reports or re-deploy the nCino objects to your Salesforce Org once again.


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