There’s a chick-and-egg problem here as Tinderbox doesn’t know what AT2 might want and AT2 doesn’t know what Tinderbox can provide. So, there no ‘just do it’ setting to lean on. During the AT2 beta, in which I participated, I think we (testers) identified a number of import formatting issues that were since fixed.
I’ve just been looking at AT2 and I think the most sensible idea is to to make a small AT2 file with 3-4 specimen events with all the metadata (customisations) you want. Then export it. Now import it back into a new AT@ file, which will show you the degree of fidelity you and expect for inter-app use. Rinse and repeat as needed until you’re happy the export CSV or tab-delim file has everything you need. That file is now the ‘template’ for designing your TB export templates and export configuration to re-create the data.
That’s all less work than perhaps the paragraph above might imply. However, if you don’t feel confident with the TB export end of things then post your CSV here (perhaps in a thread of its own and we can help figure out the moving parts. Some experimentation will be required as AT2 import dialog is only lightly documented).
Import to TB should be easier. See my article on tab-delim/CSV import. Tip, if you pre-make any new user attributes needed, and set their data type rather than let TB auto-create them, you should avoid possible issues where TB has insufficient data to guess the desired data type (e.g. string vs. number, or need for a boolean, etc.). AT2 doesn’t document its date formats for input/output, so the above experiment should help figure out the format(s) needed. Tinderbox should be able to create the date formats AT2 needs, and in most cases I’d imagine Tinderbox will correctly parse AT2-generated dates; if not some date-re-formatting may need to be done in a text editor between export and import. Only actual testing will reveal the status quo.