Integration Event Web Service Upload Trigger

Hello,
have a question about the Integration Event Web Service.
Is it possible to get Data in the Integration queue, if i make an upload? We made the experience that workflows don't trigger with uploads.
Regards,

I'm sorry, I'm not clear on what method you are using for "upload" is this a WS insert request or are you using import to add new records to CRMOD? Also, what object(s) are you working with (i.e. Account)

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