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# Import a blueprint

# Import a blueprint {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Australia  
Updated March 12, 2026  
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Import a blueprint by uploading it as a ZIP file.

## Before you begin

Role required: admin

## Procedure

1. In your Salesforce org, create the configurable product that you want to migrate the configuration to.
2. Note the Product2 ID of the product in the org.  
   You can find the Product2 ID by selecting the product in Salesforce and locating the ID in the URL.

3. Unzip the blueprint ZIP file you downloaded.
4. In the unzipped blueprint folder, open the blueprint.yaml file for editing.  
   Locate the line that reads `-id: <oldProduct2Id>`.
5. In the -id line, replace the Product2 ID from the old org with the new one you created, and save the blueprint.yaml file.  
6. Rezip your exported blueprint with the updated blueprints.yaml file, blueprints folder, fields folder, and rules folder.  
   You will drag the ZIP file into the file upload area in the Matrix Loader in a later step.
7. Open the Matrix Loader from the Admin area of the environment you are migrating the blueprint into.
8. Drag the ZIP file into the file upload area in the Matrix Loader.  
9. In the new org, navigate to UtilitiesSettings.  
10. Check the value in the Product ID field.  
    If it's set to Product Code, the process is complete.

11. If the Product ID field is set to Partner Id, for all the product rules in your blueprint, replace the Product ID in their actions with the Product2 IDs of the products in the new org.  
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## What to do next

Keep the following notes in mind:

* After the import, configurable product IDs will not be the same as in the original blueprint. They are unique across organizations. To keep the references in rules accurate, if the setting for the Product Id field is set to Product Code, you can create configurable products as needed and assign them the same product code.
* Importing a blueprint does not replace the current blueprint if it already exists in the target environment. Any items removed in the older environment, such as rules, must be manually removed in the target environment unless they are specified in the YAML file.
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**Related tasks**   

* [Migrate a blueprint between environments](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/blyFSkTy5e~8m2iY7bV0WQ "Move blueprints between ServiceNow CPQ environments to maintain consistent configuration management. Export, update, and import blueprint packages using the Matrix Loader to promote tested configurations from development to production.")
* [Export a blueprint](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/a_fVssJRZeC5g52KcjM0eQ "Download a blueprint as a ZIP file to move it between instances or create a backup copy.")

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