Import Data
Bring your existing gaming history from another tracker into your Stratastax archive, without losing data or requiring manual re-entry.
Years of gaming history should not be held hostage by the platform it was recorded on. Stratastax is designed to integrate rather than replace. If you have been tracking games elsewhere, that history belongs to you and should be portable into your Personal Gaming Archive, where it can grow further.
Journey
Section titled “Journey”You export your data from your existing tracker
You
Supported formats include CSV, JSON, and native exports from common board game trackers.
You upload the file to Stratastax
You
Stratastax parses and maps the data
System
Games are matched against the catalogue. Players are matched against existing Canonical Player Identities.
You review the mapping and resolve conflicts
You
Unmatched games or players are flagged for manual review before import.
You confirm the import
You
Matches are imported and linked
System
Imported matches are added to your archive. Ghost Players are created for unresolved participants. Statistics update.
Outcome
Section titled “Outcome”- Historical matches from another platform are part of your Personal Gaming Archive.
- Games are linked to the Stratastax catalogue where possible.
- Ghost Players are created for participants who are not yet on Stratastax.
- Statistics are recalculated to include the imported history.
Metadata
Section titled “Metadata”| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Capability | Data Portability |
| Primary actor | User |
| Supporting actors | System |
| Related concepts | Open Ecosystem, Personal Gaming Archive, Identity Resolution |
Conceptual impact
Section titled “Conceptual impact”Creates
MatchGhost Player
Reads
GameCanonical Player Identity