Field outputs

View splice, rack, material, fiber and label outputs, or bundle them from the same data snapshot.

Last updated: 10 November 2026

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Available outputs Prepare a schedule Bundle outputs from one data snapshot Generate labels and write them to records Scope and file requirements

Available outputs

Exports generates readable schedules from saved project data. Assess results together with Report header, scope and warnings.

Export option	Contents
Panel / splice tray schedule	Cable endpoints, connections, trays and splice positions at a node.
Rack schedule	Rack and equipment placement, entered U information and placement warnings.
Material list / bill of quantities (BoQ)	Feature, line, equipment and connection quantities, with length sections.
Capacity / optical report	Fiber provision and saved optical calculations for selected circuits.
Tag list	Saved labels, template-generated identifiers and conflicts.

Download these outputs as CSV, XLSX or PDF. View opens a result in the panel. Print uses the browser's print dialogue; page numbers and headers/footers depend on browser settings.

Technical field outputs panel — Review the output type, scope and report header before downloading.

Prepare a schedule

Open Exports.
Select Panel / splice tray schedule from Export.
Under Scope, select a node or Entire project.
Select View and review missing tray or position explanations.
Download using the required format button.

A rack without a U count has no U grid. Missing equipment U position or height may prevent an occupancy result. These fields describe recorded placement.

For Capacity / optical report, use Section and Circuit state. The optical section gives saved calculation results; exporting does not recalculate the optical budget. Take any stale-calculation indication into account.

Bundle outputs from one data snapshot

Reports downloaded separately may reflect different moments. Obtain files that will be used together from Export package:

Select the output types to include.
Select File format and Node scope.
Check Material status, Section and Circuit state as offered for the selected contents.
Select Download bundle (single data snapshot).

Files in the ZIP use the same data snapshot and include bundle metadata. This bundle is for sharing reports; use a project package to restore a project.

Generate labels and write them to records

Label template is used for equipment, port, splice and cable identifiers. An organisation administrator may change it. Generating identifiers from a template does not automatically change existing labels.

Select Tag list, then View.
Review missing-field and conflict explanations.
With editing permission, select appropriate records under Write as label.
Select Write as label and read the confirmation explaining that existing labels will change.
If the result is uncertain, use Verify previous write before starting a new write.

Up to 2,000 labels may be written at once. Save template changes before writing labels. The writable candidate list does not mean every identifier can be written to a record.

Scope and file requirements

The panel shows the first 500 rows of each output section and indicates when more exist. Obtain the complete list from the file. Each file accepts up to 200,000 section rows and a bundle up to 400,000 rows in total. File size is restricted to 25 MiB; total bundle input size is 100 MiB. Output generation has a 30-second processing budget; this is not a completion-time commitment.

If a boundary warning appears, narrow the node, status or section scope. If generation is busy, try again later. Tube and fiber colours are derived from the standard colour sequence; an output colour does not confirm the actual cable colour arrangement. Use the fiber number as the identifier.