diff --git a/ayanova/src/views/adm-import.vue b/ayanova/src/views/adm-import.vue
index 7e63c0aa..de831bd6 100644
--- a/ayanova/src/views/adm-import.vue
+++ b/ayanova/src/views/adm-import.vue
@@ -98,7 +98,11 @@ export default {
           console.log("Done parse json");
         }
 
-        console.log("The final data is ", dat);
+        console.log("The processed data is ", dat);
+
+        //strip out any unsupported fields before transmission
+        cleanData(dat, this.ayaType);
+
         //upload the data
         await this.upload(dat);
       } catch (error) {
@@ -222,4 +226,98 @@ async function parseJSONFile(file) {
     }
   });
 }
+
+//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
+//
+// remove unsupported props from data
+//
+function cleanData(dat, atype) {
+  var allowedProps = [];
+  //{"data":[{"id":8,"name":"Customer"},{"id":15,"name":"Head Office"},{"id":20,"name":"Part"},{"id":25,"name":"Project"},{"id":31,"name":"Unit"},{"id":32,"name":"Unit model"},{"id":33,"name":"Vendor"},{"id":62,"name":"Service rate"},{"id":63,"name":"Travel rate"},{"id":65,"name":"Part Assembly"},{"id":66,"name":"Part Warehouse"},{"id":72,"name":"Task group"}]}
+  switch (atype) {
+    case 8:
+      allowedProps.concat(["Name"]);
+      break;
+  }
+}
+
+/*  HOW TO GET PROPERTY NAMES EASILY 
+Get the object from network traffic:
+Assign it in code to a variable:
+ var v = {
+    Name: "XYZ Accounting",
+    Active: true,
+    Notes: "Ergonomic impactful info-mediaries",
+    Wiki: null,
+    CustomFields: null,
+    Tags: ["black", "zone2", "zone3"],
+    WebAddress: "https://example.biz",
+    AlertNotes: null,
+    BillHeadOffice: true,
+    HeadOfficeId: 1,
+    HeadOfficeViz: "XYZ Head Office",
+    TechNotes: null,
+    AccountNumber: "10402542",
+    ContractId: null,
+    ContractViz: null,
+    ContractExpires: null,
+    LastWorkOrderViz: 350,
+    LastServiceDateViz: "2022-03-09T00:00:00Z",
+    Phone1: "373-707-7322 x535",
+    Phone2: "281.718.4551",
+    Phone3: "1-452-791-5760 x84358",
+    Phone4: null,
+    Phone5: null,
+    EmailAddress: "Annabel.Hahn64@example.org",
+    PostAddress: null,
+    PostCity: null,
+    PostRegion: null,
+    PostCountry: null,
+    PostCode: null,
+    Address: "9723 Tiara Summit",
+    City: "Hansenside",
+    Region: "Mississippi",
+    Country: "Japan",
+    Latitude: -7.7692,
+    Longitude: 165.0654
+  };
+  In a javascript console use this Object.getOwnPropertyNames(<PASTE OBJECT HERE>); will output a nice array with field names
+[
+  "Name",
+  "Active",
+  "Notes",
+  "Wiki",
+  "CustomFields",
+  "Tags",
+  "WebAddress",
+  "AlertNotes",
+  "BillHeadOffice",
+  "HeadOfficeId",
+  "HeadOfficeViz",
+  "TechNotes",
+  "AccountNumber",
+  "ContractId",
+  "ContractViz",
+  "ContractExpires",
+  "LastWorkOrderViz",
+  "LastServiceDateViz",
+  "Phone1",
+  "Phone2",
+  "Phone3",
+  "Phone4",
+  "Phone5",
+  "EmailAddress",
+  "PostAddress",
+  "PostCity",
+  "PostRegion",
+  "PostCountry",
+  "PostCode",
+  "Address",
+  "City",
+  "Region",
+  "Country",
+  "Latitude",
+  "Longitude"
+]
+*/
 </script>