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Most teams that look at Spire already have a DCIM or asset tool. Choose the one you use today to see how it compares with Spire, side by side and with sources, then see how a move works.
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Moving across
Start from an export of your current records: locations, cabinets, devices, ports and connections. Spire's import wizard accepts CSV, Excel (XLSX or XLS) and JSON files, and detects encoding, delimiters and column headers automatically.
The wizard matches your columns to Spire's fields and flags uncertain matches for review. Every value is validated, with errors shown per cell. Records are staged as Create, Update, Skip or Error, so you approve exactly what will be written. Save the mapping to reuse it.
Import DWG or DXF floorplans and extrude them into 3D. Turn your standard rack and room builds into versioned templates, so new capacity is laid out from an approved design rather than drawn again by hand.
Keep your current system running while you check Spire against the floor. Repeat imports with your saved mapping as records change: matching records are staged as updates and duplicates are skipped, so the two systems can be compared without creating double entries.
Connect monitoring sources through BMS, SNMP discovery or Modbus, set thresholds and alert routing, and assign role-based dashboards. From cut-over, engineers record work in Spire as it happens, and every change is logged with the user, time and before-and-after values.
Using a tool that is not listed? Most moves start the same way, with an export of your current records. Tell us what you use and we will show you how your data comes across.
Book a walkthrough with your current tool in mind, or tell us your racks, assets and modules and we will send pricing.
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