Hi @schumannlabs,
Having a custom Interface Asset sounds like the ideal solution for your use case, where you’ll have the flexibility to create your own data template. 2 options there:
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JavaScript: already exist, sample available here, but will only read a sub folder in the experience (JS security limitation). Using SyncToy to mirror your existing folder in this XP subfolder would make it work, but would indeed double the size used on your hard drive. But you can do it today
Other advantage, it works on all the Platforms Intuiface supports. - .NET: to be developed, could do the same thing as the JS version, but without the limitation to an XP sub-folder. Downside: it would only work on Windows. Developing such an Interface Asset is not in our current roadmap as it could be done by any Intuiface user and doesn’t require bandwidth from our product team.
Other options could be discussed as well, depending on the existing data we are talking about, its structure, usage, etc…
Let us know if that helps.
Seb