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Enterprise Integration / Data Migration

Migrate Your Data Without the Risk

Move customer records, orders, inventory and invoice history from your legacy database or spreadsheet-based system into your new ERP, CRM or platform, with every field cleansed, mapped and validated before go-live.

50+ ERP and software projects. Zero failed projects since 2021.

Illustrative Example · Migration Progress
Customers
92%
Orders
78%
Products
85%
Invoices
64%
100%
Of records reconciled against the source
3
Validation passes before go-live
1
Dry run before the final cutover
0
Migrations without a rollback plan
Why It Matters

Moving data by hand is where migration projects go wrong

Years of customer records, orders, inventory history and invoices rarely live in one clean table. They sit across a legacy database, a handful of spreadsheets and whatever workaround someone built years ago. A data migration that skips cleansing and mapping just carries those problems into the new system, where they are harder to find and more expensive to fix.

Cleansing Before Cutover

Bad data in the old system becomes bad data in the new one

Duplicate customers, blank fields and inconsistent formats get resolved before anything loads into the new platform, not discovered after go-live.

  • Duplicate and orphaned records identified upfront.
  • Inconsistent formats standardized before load.
  • Blank or invalid fields flagged for review.
Reviewing legacy customer data before cleansing
Mapping Fields Correctly

A field mapped wrong is a report that is wrong for years

Every field in the legacy schema is traced to where it lives in the new ERP or CRM, documented and reviewed before a single record moves.

  • Field-by-field mapping documented, not assumed.
  • Custom fields and workarounds accounted for.
  • Mapping reviewed with your team before migration.
Mapping legacy fields to the new system schema
What Migration Progress Looks Like

Every entity tracked until it is fully migrated and verified

Illustrative example. Your actual migration dashboard depends on the entities and record volumes in your system.

Illustrative Example · Migration Progress
Vendors
100%
Employees
96%
Contracts
71%
Shipments
40%
How It Works

From a legacy export to a validated, live system

1
Assess and scope
Audit the source system, list the entities to migrate and flag known data quality issues.
2
Map fields
Document how each field in the old schema maps to the new ERP, CRM or platform.
3
Cleanse and transform
Resolve duplicates, blank fields and inconsistent formats, then transform records to the new structure.
4
Dry run and validate
Run a full migration against a test environment and reconcile it against the source data.
5
Go live and reconcile
Run the final cutover, reconcile record counts and totals, and keep a rollback plan ready.
What's Included

Everything needed to move your data safely

🔍

Data audit and profiling

A full inventory of the source data and a list of quality issues before any mapping starts.

🔗

Field mapping documentation

Every field traced from the old schema to the new one, reviewed with your team.

🧹

Cleansing and deduplication

Duplicate, blank and inconsistent records resolved before they reach the new system.

⚙

Migration scripts

Repeatable scripts that transform and load each entity, so a dry run can be re-run if needed.

✅

Validation and reconciliation

Migrated records checked against the source, entity by entity, before cutover.

🔒

Rollback plan

A backup of the source data and a documented path back if something needs to be redone.

What Changes

What data migration changes once it is done right

Accurate
Records match the source, field for field
Clean
Duplicate and blank records resolved before load
Mapped
Every field traced to where it lives now
Validated
Reconciled against the source before cutover
Reversible
A rollback plan in place before go-live
Faster
Go-live without a scramble to fix broken records
Why Us

Why teams trust TCB Infotech with their data migration

1
Migration treated as a project, not a script
Every migration follows the same audit, map, cleanse and validate sequence, not a one-off export and import.
2
Mapping documented, not tribal knowledge
Field mappings are written down and reviewed with your team, so no one is relying on memory a year later.
3
Validation before cutover, not after
A dry run and reconciliation happen before the final migration, so problems surface while they are still cheap to fix.
4
Direct access to the migration team
You work directly with the people running the migration, not through a relay of account managers.
5
A rollback plan before we start
The source data is backed up and a path back is documented before the first record moves.
6
Proven delivery
50+ ERP and software projects, with zero failed projects since 2021.
FAQ

Data Migration, answered

What data can be migrated?
Customer records, orders, inventory and invoices, and other structured data from a legacy database or spreadsheet-based system into your new ERP, CRM or platform.
How do you make sure no data is lost or corrupted?
Every entity goes through cleansing, field mapping and validation, then a reconciliation pass that checks the migrated data against the original source before cutover.
Will there be downtime during the migration?
Most migrations run as a dry run followed by a final incremental sync, so the live system stays available and downtime is limited to a short cutover window.
What if some legacy data is messy or inconsistent?
Cleansing and deduplication happen before mapping, so inconsistent formats, blank fields and duplicate records are resolved before anything loads into the new system.
Can you migrate data into any ERP or CRM?
Yes. Mapping and migration scripts are built around the schema of your target platform, whether that is a new ERP, CRM or custom system.
What happens if something goes wrong after go-live?
A rollback plan and a full backup of the source data are in place before cutover, so any issue found after go-live can be corrected without losing work.

Start Your Data Migration

Legacy data does not move itself, and a rushed migration turns into months of cleanup after go-live. Cleansing, mapping and validation done upfront is what keeps a migration from becoming a second project. Book a free consultation and share the systems and data you need moved.

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No commitment. See a migration plan before you decide.

Data Migration Features

How Data Migration Works

From a legacy export to a validated, live system. Here is how we audit, map, cleanse and migrate your data.

Core Process

Audit, cleanse and validate, in that order

Audit and Mapping

Every field traced before a single record moves

We audit the source system entity by entity, then document how each field maps to the schema of your new ERP, CRM or platform.

  • Full inventory of source entities and fields.
  • Known data quality issues flagged upfront.
  • Mapping reviewed with your team before work starts.
Auditing legacy data before mapping to a new schema
Cleansing and Transformation

Fixing the data before it becomes someone else's problem

Duplicate records, blank fields and inconsistent formats are resolved and transformed to match the new structure, using repeatable migration scripts.

  • Duplicates and orphaned records resolved.
  • Formats standardized to the new schema.
  • Scripts re-runnable for repeat dry runs.
Cleansing and transforming records before migration
Migration and Validation

A dry run and reconciliation before the final cutover

A full migration runs against a test environment first, and record counts and totals are reconciled against the source before the live cutover happens.

  • Dry run against a test environment.
  • Record counts reconciled against the source.
  • Rollback plan documented before go-live.
Validating migrated records against the source system
What You Get

Everything included in the engagement

🔍

Data audit and profiling

A full inventory of the source data before any mapping starts.

🔗

Field mapping documentation

Every field traced from the old schema to the new one.

🧹

Cleansing and deduplication

Duplicate and inconsistent records resolved before load.

⚙

Migration scripts

Repeatable scripts that transform and load each entity.

✅

Validation and reconciliation

Migrated records checked against the source before cutover.

🔒

Rollback plan

A backup and a documented path back if something needs redoing.