Hyperview DCIM
Data center infrastructure management (DCIM) software
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What is Hyperview DCIM
Hyperview DCIM is a cloud-based data center infrastructure management (DCIM) platform used to monitor and manage power, cooling, environmental conditions, and physical assets across data centers and edge sites. It targets data center operations teams that need real-time visibility, alerting, and reporting for capacity and availability management. The product emphasizes SaaS delivery with remote access, integrations to common infrastructure devices, and dashboards for operational monitoring and planning.
SaaS-based remote operations
Hyperview DCIM is delivered as a cloud service, which reduces on-premises server and maintenance requirements compared with many traditional DCIM deployments. This model supports centralized monitoring across multiple sites from a web interface. It can be useful for distributed data center and edge footprints where remote access and faster rollout matter. SaaS delivery can also simplify upgrades and feature rollouts versus self-hosted tools.
Power and environment monitoring
The platform focuses on operational telemetry such as power usage, cooling performance, and environmental sensors, supporting day-to-day facilities monitoring. It provides alerting and dashboards to help teams detect issues like temperature excursions or power anomalies. This aligns well with DCIM use cases where facilities and IT need shared visibility into infrastructure health. It can complement IT monitoring tools by covering facility-layer signals.
Multi-site dashboards and reporting
Hyperview DCIM supports consolidated views across rooms, racks, and sites, which helps standardize operational reporting. It provides visualizations and reports that can be used for capacity and utilization discussions (e.g., power and space planning). Centralized reporting is helpful when comparing performance across locations and tracking trends over time. This is particularly relevant for organizations managing multiple small sites rather than a single large facility.
Depth varies by device ecosystem
DCIM outcomes depend heavily on supported integrations with PDUs, UPSs, CRAC/CRAH units, and sensor gateways. If a site uses less common vendors or older equipment, integration may require additional effort or may provide limited telemetry. Organizations should validate specific device models and protocols (e.g., SNMP/MODBUS) during evaluation. Gaps here can reduce the completeness of monitoring and automation.
Less emphasis on IT stack management
Compared with broader infrastructure management suites, DCIM tools typically provide limited coverage of hypervisor, application, and workload optimization features. Hyperview DCIM is primarily oriented to facilities and physical infrastructure rather than end-to-end IT service management. Teams may still need separate tools for server/VM performance, application monitoring, and automated workload placement. This can increase toolchain complexity for organizations seeking a single pane of glass across IT and facilities.
SaaS constraints for regulated sites
Some organizations have policies that restrict sending operational telemetry to external cloud services or require strict data residency controls. A SaaS DCIM model can introduce additional security review, vendor risk management, and network connectivity requirements. Sites with limited outbound connectivity may also face challenges with continuous monitoring. Buyers should confirm deployment options, data handling, and compliance support for their regulatory environment.
Plan & Pricing
Pricing model: Pay-as-you-go (per-asset subscription) Base price: $3 per asset per year (USD) for North America regions (US West, US East, Canada Central). Minimum purchase: 500 assets. Regional pricing: UK: £2 per asset/yr (domicile: United Kingdom); EU: €3 per asset/yr (domicile: European Union). Prices exclude taxes. Free trial: 30-day free trial (no credit card required).
Add-ons (annual):
- Accelerated Polling — $1.00 per asset/yr
- Carbon Footprint Reporting — $1.00 per asset/yr
- Connectivity — $2.00 per asset/yr
- Control — $1.00 per asset/yr
- Full-Resolution Data Retention 365 — $0.50 per asset/yr
- ServiceNow Integration — $1.00 per asset/yr
- Additional Sensors — $200 per year (1,000 additional sensors)
- Asset Tracking (RFID) — $24 per rack/yr (hardware quoted separately)
- Augmented Reality — $30 per rack/yr
Success packs / Professional services (one-time / annual):
- Self Service — Free (documentation, videos, community, helpdesk support)
- Pack 12 — $1,800 (12 hours professional services)
- Pack 50 — $7,500 (50 hours professional services)
- Pack 100 — $15,000 (100 hours professional services)
Example cost: 500 assets × $3/asset/yr = $1,500/yr (=$125/month) — this is the minimum billed subscription if purchasing the minimum 500 assets.
Notes & billing: Prices are stated per asset per year, include software updates/maintenance, and a minimum of 500 assets is required. Add-ons are billed per asset (matching subscription asset count) except asset-tracking and AR which are billed per rack. For 10,000+ assets contact sales.
