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# Bulk configuration tool

Import and export Command Centre configuration through CSV files.

The Bulk Configuration Tool imports configuration from a `.csv` file into Command Centre. It can create or modify 70+ item types across 200+ settings. Its export option moves configuration between systems. The tool has a new UI in v9.0+.

It is a free tool for sites on 8.70+. Ask Technical Support or Sales Support to add the license feature string:

```
[Features]
BulkConfigTool=1
```

Download the release note, installer, and latest UI from the Gallagher File Transfer Site or Technical Support.

Supported item types span the whole system: Divisions, schedules, access groups and zones, doors (including Aperio and Schlage), controllers (C6000, C7000, C7000 SD on vEL9.00+), readers (Cardax IV, third-party, Morpho, OSDP), I/O (HBUS, QuickSwitch, and legacy GBUS/expansion on pre-vEL9.10 only), fence controllers (F22, F31/32/41/42, generic), sensors (disturbance, taut-wire), macros, action plans, guard tours, lockers, elevators (Car, Car HLI, HLI), mobile devices and credentials, Apple Employee Badge Type (vEL9.10+), card types, roles, competencies, and more. Some options are version-specific.


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