The template looks like this. It can be opened in Apple Numbers (like pictured below), Microsoft Excel, or Google Sheets, as it is already a CSV file.
Let's expand the width of the columns so that we can see the column headers properly:
You'll notice that some column headers show examples of what can be entered in parentheses... like the last one: Status ( Active / Inactive ).
For the Status column, the data you add to the column should match one of the listed options.
For the Carrier column, you can use the listed options as a guide, but if you need to add a different carrier, that's okay too.
If you already have your devices in a spreadsheet, you could just change the column order to match our upload file, making it easy to copy and paste them into the template. Or of course, you can type them out.
You'll need to fill out these fields as a minimum:
Name (this is the name you use to identify this device internally... some people number their devices, some use the last 4 digits of the devices' serial numbers, and some name them after breeds of dog... we won't judge you either way!)
Status (it's unlikely that you'll need to import inactive devices, but the devices status field allows you to turn devices on and off in Hera - perhaps because a device is lost, broken, or no longer used)
When you save, make sure you keep the file format as CSV. Depending on the spreadsheet app you're using, you may need to use Save As... or Export... from the File menu to save the file as a CSV file.
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