EA has a scripting interface. You can automate the import using this. I have not used it, but probably not bad.
I'm not sure I fully understand your work environment, but I have some common points that may be of interest. Perhaps if you use EA differently (especially my first point below), the need to import packages might disappear.
Multiworker
Firstly, several people can work in one EAP file at a time. An EAP file is nothing more than an Access database file, and EA uses a lock to stop multiple people from editing the same package at the same time. But you can comfortably several times simultaneously edit different packages in one EAP file. A good way to do this is to place the EAP file in a file share.
Integrated Version Control
Secondly, EA can interact directly with SVN (and other version control systems). Cm. . In short, you can configure your EAP file so that individual packages (and all below) are controlled by SVN. Then you can check a single package, edit it, check it back. Or you can check the entire branch below the package (including subpackages that are themselves controlled by SVN).
Under the hood, EA imports and exports XMI files and validates and displays them from SVN, while the EAP file is always the main version. Just like what you do manually, but automated. This makes sense, given that you can use one single EAP file. You have to be a little careful to go back - links originating from objects in old versions of one package may point to objects that no longer exist (but you can look at import log errors to make sure that this is so). He gets a little used to it, but it works very well.
In addition, the built-in function of the basic base package is all you need and works very well, especially if you use the same EAP file.
Large database engine
Third, you do not have to have an EAP file. The database of models can be in any suitable database system (MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, etc.). Thus, you get all sorts of options for expanding your use, which is similar to WAN / Internet, etc.
In short, Sparx fully understood how EA can be used in a multi-workplace environment and should be used.