Import a scenario zip in one shot (5 min)

By the end of this Tutorial

• You'll have loaded one scenario zip into portal and verified the result in the collection tree.
• The scenario import flow will be clear in three steps: download the zip → open portal's Import dialog → check the collection tree.

This is the shortest import path from the analyst's seat. No tool other than portal is required.

1. Download the scenario zip

We'll use the Retail Inventory Intelligence scenario as the example. The button below downloads one zip — around 1.5 MB.

The zip contains one collection along with the dataset, code, pipeline, ontology, dashboard, and agent definitions. You don't need to unpack it — portal takes the zip as-is in the next step.

2. Open portal's Import dialog

In portal, go to Collections in the left sidebar. In the Explorer top header — the page title Collections area — there's a Create collection button (+ icon) on the right, and next to it a more (⋯) menu with an Import (가져오기) item. Clicking that item opens the Import dialog.

3. Upload the zip

In the Import dialog, pick the retail_inventory_intelligence.zip you downloaded in step 1. Upload progress shows inside the dialog as it runs. With a zip this small, it usually finishes within a few seconds.

When the upload completes, one collection is created automatically and the assets bundled in the zip — datasets, code, pipelines, ontology, dashboard, agent — are all registered in a single pass.

4. Verify in the collection tree

When retail_inventory_intelligence appears in the left collection tree, the import is done. Click the collection and check just these two things:

• The collection card header shows 3 datasets, 2 codes, and 2 pipelines.
• The retail_inventory dataset's Preview tab shows more than zero rows.

If both check out, you're ready to move on.

Next steps

• Head to Workshop: Retail Inventory Intelligence and walk through one cycle of the pipeline, ontology, and dashboard on top of this collection.
• The IoT domain pairs with Workshop: IoT Smart Factory. Same flow, just a different zip.
• If you want to wire up the import flow from the contributor / engineer seat, Quick scenario import (advanced) is the pair — it automates the same import via the Python tools in dhub2-examples.