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# Data Injection

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### How do I set up **`Data Injection`** ?

A [procedure ](/doc-plugins/plugins-glpi/datainjection.md)is available to help you set up the plugin.

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### What are the features of **`Data Injection`** ?

This plugin allows you to import data from a **`CSV`** file. For example, you can :

* import machines on delivery (electronic delivery note in CSV)
* import additional data
* import equipment
* migrate from another fleet management tool

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### What types of data can I import?

A lot of data can be imported.

<details>

<summary><strong>Here is an exhaustive list:</strong></summary>

* **`Appliances`**
* **`Budgets`**
* **`Cartridge models`**
* **`Case types`**
* **`Cases`**
* **`Certifcates`**
* **`Computer models`**
* **`Computer types`**
* **`Computers`**
* **`Consumable models`**
* **`Contact types`**
* **`Contacts`**
* **`Controllers`**
* **`Database instances`**
* **`Database`**
* **`Devices`**
* **`Devices types`**
* **`Documents types`**
* **`Domains`**
* **`Drives`**
* **`Editions`**
* **`Entities`**
* **`File systems`**
* **`Followup templates`**
* **`Groups`**
* **`Hard drives`**
* **`ITIL categories`**
* **`Interface types (Hard drive...)`**
* **`Kernel versions`**
* **`Kernels`**
* **`Knowledge base`**
* **`Knowledge base categories`**
* **`Liences types`**
* **`Licences`**
* **`Locations`**
* **`Manufacturers`**
* **`Memories`**
* **`Memory types`**
* **`Monitor types`**
* **`Monitor models`**
* **`Monitors`**
* **`Monitors types`**
* **`Network cards`**
* **`Network devices`**
* **`Network interfaces`**
* **`Networking equipment models`**
* **`Networking equipment types`**
* **`Network`**
* **`Operating system`**
* **`Peripheral models`**
* **`Phone models`**
* **`Phone power supply types`**
* **`Phone types`**
* **`Phones`**
* **`Printer models`**
* **`Printer types`**
* **`Printers`**
* **`Processors`**
* **`Profiles`**
* **`Request sources`**
* **`Service packs`**
* **`Sockets`**
* **`Software`**
* **`Solution templates`**
* **`Solution types`**
* **`States of the virtual machine`**
* **`Statuses of items`**
* **`Suppliers`**
* **`System boards`**
* **`Task caterories`**
* **`Task templates`**
* **`Third party types`**
* **`Update Sources`**
* **`Users`**
* **`VLANs`**
* **`Versions`**
* **`Versions of the operating system`**
* **`Virtualization models`**
* **`Virtualzation systems`**

</details>


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