Hi @kimo, you can use the XMLFragmenter (Elements to Match: AssetSummary, Flatten Options/Enable Flattening: <checked>) to extract every attribute in the AssetSummary element as feature attributes.
Resulting features will have attributes which are named "AssetSummary.<original attribute name>", like this. Just be aware that you will have to expose them if necessary.

Hi @kimo, you can use the XMLFragmenter (Elements to Match: AssetSummary, Flatten Options/Enable Flattening: <checked>) to extract every attribute in the AssetSummary element as feature attributes.
Resulting features will have attributes which are named "AssetSummary.<original attribute name>", like this. Just be aware that you will have to expose them if necessary.

In addition, you can use the BulkAttributeRenamer (Rename: All Attributes, Action: Remove Prefix String, String: AssetSummary.) to remove the prefix "AssetSummary." from all the attribute names.
In addition, you can use the BulkAttributeRenamer (Rename: All Attributes, Action: Remove Prefix String, String: AssetSummary.) to remove the prefix "AssetSummary." from all the attribute names.
Yes, did all that. That's the easy part!