Cisco Meraki Integration
Network health for every location, without a separate dashboard.
If your locations run on Cisco Meraki networking, FlexiAres pulls device status, client counts, and health scores directly into your platform dashboard — and lets you manage device-level network access without switching tools.
What this integration does
Pull device status, client counts, and health scores into your FlexiAres dashboard — and manage device-level network access without switching to a separate Meraki login.
Key capabilities
Live device status
See network device health for every connected location.
Client counts
Client activity surfaced per network, updated live.
Device access policies
Apply or remove group policies by MAC address.
Per-location mapping
Each location's network is mapped individually.
Health scores
Network health visible in the platform dashboard.
Live network health, per location
See device status and client counts for every network tied to your locations — updated live, not on a delay.
Manage device access directly
Apply or remove network access policies for a specific device by MAC address — straight from FlexiAres, no separate Meraki login required.
Network context where ops already works
Site managers should not open a second console to answer “is Wi‑Fi down at this location?” Meraki health scores, device status, and client counts surface inside FlexiAres so operational decisions stay next to visitor, booking, and ticket context.
- Per-location network mapping
- Live device and client signals
- Access policy changes without leaving the platform
Device access without tool-switching
Apply or remove group policies by MAC address when a guest device needs temporary access or a lost device needs to be cut off. The policy action happens in FlexiAres against the Meraki network already mapped to that location.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a separate Meraki dashboard login to see network health?
No. Network health data is pulled directly into FlexiAres for any location with a connected Meraki network.
Can I restrict network access for a specific device?
Yes. Group policies can be applied or removed for a device by its MAC address directly through the platform.
Does this work across multiple locations?
Yes, each location's network is mapped individually, so health data and policy controls are scoped to the right site.
What credentials does FlexiAres need for Meraki?
A Meraki API connection scoped to the networks you map to locations. FlexiAres uses that access for health reads and supported policy actions — not a shared personal dashboard password for every staff member.
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Next step
Bring network health into FlexiAres
Live device status and access policies — without a separate dashboard.