An import field depends on an inaccessible saved search
Check whether the saved search still exists and whether the importing role can access it.
A saved search cannot be accessed
Message may mention: Saved Search.
What it means
A field depends on an inaccessible search.
Import context: General imports.
Check this first
Check existence and audience.
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Check what saved and what failed
- Read the result for a record identifier or wording that says the record was created.
- Locate that record and verify its current state.
- Identify the script, workflow, or saved-search dependency named in the failure, if one is provided.
- Ask the account administrator to inspect the relevant execution or access problem.
- Decide what needs to run again only after distinguishing the saved record from the failed follow-up work.
For a missing saved search, check whether the referenced search still exists and whether the import role can access it. For a generic unexpected error, collect the record type, mapping, result, and a minimal example instead of treating one documented scenario as the answer to every failure.
Do not make disabling scripts or workflow triggers a standard fix. That changes what runs during the import and can omit work the account depends on. Script and workflow execution
Documentation checked September 16, 2026.
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