Migration Center
Switch to Stackroom without the pain
Import your data in minutes — from spreadsheets, a legacy tool, or any asset system. However you track today, we have a path for you.
How do you switch asset tracking tools?
Export your current tool's asset list to CSV, map the columns once in Stackroom's importer, load people first so custody resolves to real names, then spot-check twenty records before inviting the team. Most organisations import in the morning and run a real checkout the same afternoon.
What the import actually does
A row in, a record out
No mapping step for the columns the importer already knows, and no guessing about the ones it does not.
| Asset tag | Item name | Serial number | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| IT-0001 | MacBook Pro 14” | C02XL0ABCDEF | Floor 2 — Design |
| · | · | · | · |
| · | · | · | · |
MacBook Pro 14”
- Asset tag
- IT-0001
- Serial number
- C02XL0ABCDEF
- Location
- Floor 2 — Design
- Held by
- Assign at first checkout
How it goes
Four steps, in order
- 01
Export what you have
Every tool on this page exports CSV, and a spreadsheet already is one. Export everything — you are not committing to anything by having the file.
- 02
Check the column names
Headers the importer recognises map with no work at all. The ones it does not are listed below rather than silently dropped, so you know before you start rather than after.
- 03
Import and review
Upload the file and see the rows it will create before anything is written. Fix a mapping, re-upload, repeat — nothing is final until you say so.
- 04
Assign and go live
Custody starts at the first checkout rather than in a column, so the register is accurate from day one instead of inheriting whatever the last one drifted into.
Where are you migrating from?
Pick your starting point
Excel & Spreadsheets
Export your sheet as CSV and import directly — categories, locations and custom fields and all.
CSV import guideSortly
Escape per-asset caps. Bring your items across and gain custody, bookings and a geo scan map.
See the comparisonSnipe-IT
Move off self-hosting to a managed platform with bookings and a mobile app built in.
See the comparisonCheqroom
Keep your checkout workflow — with transparent pricing and no per-admin fees.
See the comparisonEZOfficeInventory
Bring your asset data into a simpler, faster platform without the enterprise overhead.
See the comparisonAssetTiger
Graduate from a basic tracker to full custody, bookings and audits.
See the comparisonAsset Panda
Simpler setup and predictable pricing, with the field features your team actually uses.
See the comparisonUsing a different tool? Stackroom imports CSV from any system — tell us your sourceand we'll map it.
Column by column
What carries across, and what does not
These are the header names the importer recognises without a mapping step. The rest are not lost — they are things a tool holds differently from a spreadsheet.
13 columns map straight across
Recognised by name, so there is no mapping step to work through.
- Asset tagAsset tag (SKU)
- Item nameName
- CategoryFolder
- BrandBrand
- ModelModel
- Serial numberSerial number
- StatusStatus
- ConditionCondition
- LocationLocation
- DepartmentDepartment
- Purchase datePurchase date
- Purchase pricePurchase price
- NotesNotes
8 do not — and here is why
Mostly because they are not columns in a tool: custody is a checkout, a warranty is a record with a reminder on it, and book value is calculated rather than stored.
- Assigned toCustody is a checkout, not a column — assign after import so the handover is on the record.
- Assigned dateSet by the checkout itself.
- SupplierVendors exist in Stackroom but the importer does not map them yet.
- Warranty expiryWarranties are their own records, with reminders.
- Depreciation methodHeld per asset in Stackroom; not yet importable.
- Useful life (years)Same — set it on the asset after import.
- Current book valueCalculated, never imported.
- Last audit dateComes from running an audit rather than from a cell.
White-glove migration
We'll do the heavy lifting
Send us your export
Share your spreadsheet or tool export and we'll import it — categories, locations and custom fields included.
Guided onboarding
We help you label your top 100 assets and run a real checkout in your first session.
Live the same day
Most teams are tracking on Stackroom the day they start — no long project required.
Migration FAQ
Switching, answered
How long does a migration take?
Most teams are up and running the same day. Export your data, map your columns, and import — we'll help with anything complex.
What data can I bring across?
Assets and their details, categories, locations and custom fields. Bring photos and quantities too. Tell us your source and we'll map it.
Will I lose my history?
No — you keep your records. Once you're in Stackroom, custody, scans and audits build a fresh, verifiable history going forward.
Can you help with a big or complex migration?
Yes. We offer white-glove migration: send us your export from a spreadsheet, Sortly, Snipe-IT or another tool and we'll handle the import with you.
Can I try before I fully switch?
Absolutely. Start free, import a sample, and tag your top 100 assets in the first session to see it working on your real data.
Ready to make the switch?
Start free — tag your first 100 assets and run a real checkout in your first session. No credit card required.