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Data Exchange

Bulk import content from external data sources into the iServer repository with the iServer Data Exchange module

What is Data Exchange?

iServer Data Exchange provides a REST API synchronizing iServer repository content with other systems and tool as well as an easy to use import wizard for the bulk import of data from Excel and XML data sources. Bulk imports can be scheduled to run automatically, saving time and ensuring the repository is always up to date with vital organizational data.

Benefits

Make the repository a true reflection of the enterprise

Bulk import of data from XML and Excel sources

Ensure repository content is aligned to ‘real’ business data

Protect the credibility
of your team’s work as it is placed within the context of the wider scope of the business

Informed Decisions

Business Outcomes

Save a huge amount of time importing data from all external sources into a central repository.

Content from business process modeling tools can be easily imported into the repository, allowing teams to leverage systems across the organization such as a CMDB.

It minimizes the effort required to keep tools in sync with the repository, while update feeds can be added to refresh and synchronize any external changes periodically.

Bulk import large catalogs with thousands of applications, attributes, technologies, and functions in minutes using the import wizard.

Empowering IT Professionals

Who uses it?

Senior Systems Administrators

Can easily and quickly load large amounts of data from legacy systems in Excel or XML formats into the iServer repository through an easy-to-use import wizard.

IT Operations Managers

Are able to easily import
an application catalog with thousands
of applications and attributes in minutes.

Enterprise Application Architects

Can ensure alignment to business
data and augment objects with
iServer relationships without
the need for a change request process.

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