This first MVP slice gives you one guided admin page to register the database connection, upload the SQL dump, queue the import, and keep HTML/CSS/JavaScript assets organized for the next build step.
Progress
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Complete the four steps below to build your first connected intake flow.
Connections
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Saved database profiles for MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, SQLite, or MSSQL.
SQL uploads
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Registered SQL dumps waiting for mapping or review.
Import jobs
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Queued import runs that connect dumps to a destination database.
Frontend assets
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Uploaded HTML, CSS, JS, ZIP, and supporting files kept in one library.
Step 1
Save the destination database credentials as a draft first. This keeps the workflow safe while you prepare the actual import.
No create permission
Ask an administrator for CREATE_DATABASE_CONNECTIONS to use this step.
Step 2
Attach the .sql dump or a plain SQL script, give it a clear label, and keep it discoverable for the next import action.
No create permission
Ask an administrator for CREATE_SQL_UPLOADS to use this step.
Step 3
Pair the uploaded SQL dump with a saved connection. This creates a clear handoff for review, testing, and the actual execution later.
No create permission
Ask an administrator for CREATE_IMPORT_JOBS to use this step.
Step 4
Store your HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ZIP package, or supporting media in one library so the frontend handoff stays tidy.
No create permission
Ask an administrator for CREATE_ASSETS to use this step.
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Next step
After you validate the intake flow, the logical follow-up is a true execution step: table preview, schema mapping, and a controlled “run import” action for the queued jobs.