"Import functions" refer to the ability of a software to transfer and integrate data, files, or information from external sources into the internal system. This allows users to import content from various formats or sources into the software and use or further process it there.
Typical functions of software in the "import functions" domain include:
Opening files: The ability to open files from various sources such as local drives, network shares, or cloud storage and import them.
Support for various file formats: The software should support a variety of file formats, including common formats such as JPG, PNG, PDF, DOCX, XLSX, DXF, and many others.
Database integration: The capability to import data from external databases to use or work with it in the software.
Web scraping: The ability to extract and import data directly from websites to use or analyze it in the software.
Batch processing: The software should be able to import and process multiple files simultaneously to improve efficiency.
Preview and preview: The ability to preview the imported data before it is finally imported to ensure that the correct data has been selected.
Automation and scripting: The capability to automate import operations and use scripts to simplify recurring import tasks.
Custom settings and configurations: The software should allow the user to customize and adjust import parameters to tailor the import process to specific requirements.
