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Folder processor allows you to select multiple folders and create an individual SIP for each folder. Use this option if you have things that should be submitted as separate SIPs, either due to their size or having content from different collections. The generally preferred method is using SIP creator for each individual folder but if you feel that you need to go this route, note that you should place each folder within folders named after their corresponding accession (ex. 2020_029acc, 2020_030acc, etc.) prior to going through this workflow. If not, the tool will retain the name of whatever the folder title you select as the top-level name of the package (causing issues later).
Open the “CCA tools” folder on the BitCurator desktop screen.
Click the “Folder Processor” icon
Click “Select Source” and choose the directory containing the folders you want to transfer and/or package and select “Open” in the top right of the window that popped up.
The listing of folders/files will appear in the “Directory Selector” portion of the tool. Click on the folders you want to process and become individual SIPs.
Select the destination, choose the Archivematica transfer folder (submission/Transfer) if the items are ready to go into Archivematica. If additional work needs to be done, select the BitCurator shared folder.
If you do not have additional metadata/submissionDocumentation to add, select bag SIPS. If you do, do not check this option and see step 10 after the tool has run.
Select the run bulk_extractor option unless positive there’s no PII.
Click Create SIPs and wait for the tool to finish running.
If you did not select the bagging option, add your submissionDocumentation to the metadata/submissionDocumentation folder within the appropriate SIP.
Note title Note The gift agreement should be added into the relevant collection digital control folder in a subfolder by accession number. It should not be included with files transferred here.
Proceed to the preparing for Archivematica section.
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