How do I import OpenHTF results into TofuPilot?
Updated July 7, 2026
Save an OpenHTF test record as JSON via the OutputToJSON callback and create a procedure in the dashboard. Drag the .json file to the dropzone (auto-detected as OpenHTF) and click Import; no column mapping is needed. The record becomes a run, dut_id becomes the unit serial number, phases become phases, measurements with validators become measurements with limits, and outcome sets the run outcome. Via API, upload then import by upload_id with the OPENHTF importer at POST /v2/import.
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