Now available for SharePoint 2013, List Bulk Import 3.0 allows users to quickly import and share large volumes of documents and data in SharePoint from legacy databases, spreadsheets, network file directories or SharePoint Lists. By allowing users to access their existing data from SharePoint soon after implementation, end users are able to get up and running quickly and easily. With List Bulk Import, you're free to focus on configuring the best way to use SharePoint for your business rather than spending valuable time and resources worrying about migrating your existing data.

With its friendly user interface, List Bulk Import allows users to easily migrate documents, pictures, and list data into SharePoint from a multitude of sources, including:

• Legacy databases;
• Microsoft Excel;
• SharePoint to SharePoint Server;
• Office 365;
• Claims-based and Forms-based Authentication environments; and
• Any SharePoint document management application with large volumes of data and/or documents that need to be widely accessed.

With List Bulk Import 3.0, you can easily retain valuable index information when importing to SharePoint, thus eliminating the need for tedious data re-entry. As an added bonus, the import program has the option of running in the background, allowing users to continue to work while the application uploads documents and data to SharePoint.

For our latest release, we've made List Bulk Import even more robust by extending the list of supported authentication types. We now support:

• SharePoint 2007
  • Windows
  • Forms (Forms-based Authentication)
• SharePoint 2010
  • Windows (Classic Mode)
  • Windows (Claims-based)
  • Forms-based Authentication
• SharePoint 2013
  • Windows (Classic Mode)
  • Windows (Claims-based)
  • Forms-based Authentication
• SharePoint Online (Office 365)

As with all Bamboo products, we invite you to download a 30-day free trial of List Bulk Import. As always, our product enhancements are driven by listening to our loyal customers, and we welcome you feedback in the List Bulk Import forum.

For more how-tos, use cases, helpful hints, and best practices for List Bulk Import 3.0 for SharePoint 2013, check out our entire series:

• How to Create Scheduled Imports from List Bulk Import 3.0 for SharePoint 2013
• How to Import an Excel File into a Tasks List using List Bulk Import 3.0 for SharePoint 2013
• How to Import Data from SQL Server to SharePoint 2013 Using List Bulk Import 3.0 for SharePoint 2013
• Easily Migrate Documents, Pictures, & List Data into SharePoint from Multiple Sources with List Bulk Import 3.0 for SharePoint 2013