Netos Integration:Microsoft Excel
Budget meeting Tuesday. Will your workbook hold up?
Take a reviewable refresh plan into the budget meeting. Netos brings workbook inputs into device and support costs. Sample estate: 16 switches replaced in 2027 and 2028, totaling $51,200 including support through 2029.
- Go live in 24 hours
- Nothing changes in your workbooks
- SOC2 SaaS or self-host
- Full audit trail
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The run Every workbook row accounted for
See what is proposed, what already matches and which rows are held for review. The example below is sample data.
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Transform Your workbooks, aligned with your estate and commercially enriched
Consistent site, device and product values join the cost rows you can use for planning.
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Insights Review spreadsheet gaps before planning
Netos shows unresolved inventory rows alongside product and cost data, so you can review gaps and model a sample refresh budget.
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Compare See differences before you decide
Compare a sheet with the record already in NetBox and a generic export. Differences are flagged for review.
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Ask Ask about your inventory in plain English
Connect an AI tool to Netos and explore imported inventory, review findings and planning views.
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Outcomes From inventory to planning
Bring device, product and cost rows together to explore a sample refresh plan and budget.
CAPEX and OPEX
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Setup Start with the workbook
Upload the workbook, confirm which sheets hold data, review proposed records and approve.
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See Netos with your workbook
Walk through your sheets and the records you want to review in NetBox.
Questions
What teams ask next
Short answers, and where to read more.
How are workbook rows checked?
Netos shows proposed records, unchanged rows and exceptions so your team can review them.
Read moreWhat does the mapping count cover?
Over 80 column mappings span site, device type, device, address, physical and virtual infrastructure sheets.
Read moreCan Excel data support a refresh plan?
Device, product and cost rows can support planning views and a budget discussion.
Read moreWhat if a workbook has instruction sheets or empty areas?
Confirm the data sheets before import. Instruction sheets are ignored, and reads focus on relevant data.
Read moreWhat if a cost row has no procurement reference?
An optional procurement reference can be blank. The planned flow keeps related product, price and report rows together so missing costs can be spotted.
Read moreCan I ask questions about imported inventory?
Netos AI playbooks can answer questions from the records available to them.
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