1. Connect
Connect your source and target systems securely.
How it works
A migration process with evidence at every gate
Migranetix separates migration planning, data mapping, testing, validation, and final transfer into a controlled workflow. Customers can review the planned changes before launching the final migration.
2. Analyze
Migranetix scans the available data and identifies the structures, fields, files, relationships, and metadata involved in the migration.
3. Map
Review the generated mapping and adjust fields, transformations, and relationships where needed.
4. Dry run
Run a test migration against a staging destination without changing the production destination. A sample transfer can create staging records.
5. Validate and verify
Review records, files, links, metadata, relationships, warnings, errors, and reconciliation results. After launch, review the migration report and confirm that the destination system is ready to use.
6. Launch
Start the final migration when the results are ready.
Acceptance evidence
What a validation report should answer
Completeness
Did every in-scope entity load, and are missing or rejected records identified?
Accuracy
Do values, dates, authors, taxonomies, relationships, files, URLs, and metadata remain correct?
Readiness
Do representative pages, permissions, links, redirects, workflows, and launch checks meet agreed criteria?
Validation framework
Use a practical reconciliation, sampling, exception, and sign-off framework for each delivery gate.
Review validation guide →Migration checklist
Coordinate owners, discovery, staging, cutover, launch-day checks, and post-launch monitoring.
Use the checklist →Migration timeline
Connect delivery phases, dependencies, review gates, cutover, and stabilization to the approved scope.
Review timeline →Next step
Start your migration
Migranetix separates migration planning, data mapping, testing, validation, and final transfer into a controlled workflow. Customers can review the planned changes before launching the final migration.