Integration & migration
Connecting systems or moving data requires understanding dependencies and checking the results. We support this work with attention to operational continuity and authorized access.
When this service is useful
- Reduce duplicate entry and manual exchanges between systems.
- Transfer data to a new environment.
- Clarify dependencies and controls before a cutover.
Examples of deliverables
These examples illustrate possible deliverables. Scope, required access and acceptance criteria are agreed together for your context.
- Map of data exchanges, dependencies and interfaces.
- Specification of data mappings and transformations.
- Integration flows or migration scripts within a defined scope.
- Test plan, data reconciliation and cutover scenario with rollback.
Clear flows and rules
Identify dependencies, transformations and the checks needed between your systems.
Fictional examples Illustrative mockups with synthetic data. Content and scope are defined for your context.
How to approach the project
We inventory sources, targets and constraints, then define mappings and controls. A trial run and review of discrepancies help prepare a cutover within an agreed window.
Frequently asked questions
Does a migration require downtime?
That depends on the systems, volumes and synchronization options. The cutover window and continuity constraints should be defined before choosing a method.
How can we verify that data was transferred correctly?
Checks can compare counts, totals and data relationships, followed by business tests in the target system. Discrepancies and exceptions should be reviewed before acceptance.
What do we need to know about our systems?
A list of sources and targets, formats, available interfaces, owners and access restrictions is a starting point. Technical access should be agreed within the project framework.
Let’s clarify your needs
Describe your situation, goals and constraints to prepare an initial discussion.