Whether you run spreadsheets, a free tool or another billing platform — here is how the move works and what to prepare.
DataRadius is ISP billing and management software that connects to MikroTik routers, collects payments through mobile money, cards and local providers, and manages subscribers, fiber and field teams from one workspace. This guide covers the general migration path regardless of what you currently use.
Last verified: October 2026
DataRadius imports your operating data from CSV files. Prepare these exports from your current system, spreadsheet or records.
Timeline depends on the size of your network and the quality of your existing records. Most providers finish in one to three weeks.
Prepare your data
Export or compile customer records, plan details and payment history into CSV files with consistent columns.
Create your workspace
Sign up for the free trial. Configure your currency, payment providers and notification channels.
Import and map fields
Upload CSV files into DataRadius. The import wizard maps your columns to DataRadius fields.
Connect routers
Add MikroTik routers to DataRadius one at a time. Each router provisions subscribers without disconnecting active users.
Verify and go live
Run both systems side by side until subscriber counts and collections match, then retire the old system.
Every system has trade-offs. Consider staying on your current setup if any of these apply.
CSV. Export customers, plans and balances from your current system. The import wizard maps the columns.
Yes. Save your spreadsheet as CSV and import it. The wizard handles column mapping and validation.
No. Customer records import without affecting the live network. Routers move one at a time.
Contact us with details about your current setup. We will map the migration path and help with any custom data formats.
Yes. Every account includes a named migration engineer who reviews your import and answers questions throughout.
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