Import information into Innoslate through the automated import feature, Import Analyzer.
The key to importing information into Innoslate is the automated import feature called ‘Import Analyzer.’ You will now find separate tabs for each type of file with stepped walkthroughs on each tab to guide you through the process of successfully importing that particular type of file.
‘Import Analyzer’ is designed to handle importing/migrating entities of any class from Microsoft Word (.docx) files, importing previously-exported Innoslate (.xml) files, importing/migrating entities of any class from Microsoft Excel (.csv) files, importing/migrating entities of any class from Plain Text (.pdf, .txt, etc.), and importing/migrating entities of any class from UML/SysML (.xmi) files.
Navigating to Import Analyzer
From any view on Innoslate, open the ‘MENU’ drop-down, located on the top navigation bar, and click the ‘Import Analyzer’ menu item.
Available Import Functions
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| Importing Microsoft Word (.docx) Files | You can import a Microsoft Word (.docx) file into Innoslate. |
| Importing Microsoft Excel (.csv) Files | You can import a Microsoft Excel (.csv) file into Innoslate. |
| Importing an Innoslate Export (.inno, .xml) Files | You can import an Innoslate Export (.inno, .xml) file into Innoslate. |
| Importing Plain Text (.txt) Files | You can import Plain Text (.txt) files into Innoslate. |
| Importing UML/SysML (.xmi) Files | You can import UML/SysML (.xmi) file into Innoslate. |
| Importing a ReqIF (.reqif) File | You can import a ReqIF (.reqif) file into Innoslate. |
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