Records ready for the destination
Map source fields, identifiers and relationships to the agreed MigiHub structure, including any custom records.
Data Migration
Give your data a considered path into MigiHub.
A migration connects the information you have with the way you intend to work. For custom development projects, we assess the source structure, transformations and relationships needed by the new capability. We agree what to transfer, what to retain elsewhere and how the result will be reconciled before operational use.
SHAPE YOUR REQUIREMENT
What could change for your team?
Data preparation and exceptions
Identify incomplete entries, duplicates and inconsistent values, and agree which issues the client must resolve before import.
A controlled transition
Test a representative transfer, reconcile results and plan the final cutover around the work that depends on the data.
A DEFINED PROJECT
Know what we are building together.
The final deliverables and acceptance criteria are agreed for your project. This starting point helps structure that conversation.
- Source inventory and agreed migration scope
- Field mapping and transformation rules
- Test-transfer results and reconciliation criteria
- Cutover, retained-history and handover plan
ILLUSTRATIVE PROJECT
From a business need to a testable scope.
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Current situation
An organization keeps membership records and directory details in separate files.
02
Proposed capability
An agreed mapping prepares selected records for a connected MigiHub membership workflow, including relationships and status rules.
03
What to validate
Reconcile record counts, sample profiles, membership statuses and exclusions before approval.
Illustrative scope to assess together. Implementation depends on agreed requirements and feasibility.
CONNECTED TO YOUR PLATFORM
Explore the relevant MigiHub apps.
Existing capabilities inform the project. The apps, permissions and subscription requirements are confirmed during scoping.
Membership Management
Manage members, plans, renewals, payments, receipts, digital cards and member resources through one connected MigiHub module.
CRM
Keep your contacts, conversations and customer relationships connected.
Booking
Give requests, appointments and service bookings a clear starting point.
YOUR PROJECT, EXPLAINED
Clear expectations.
A better starting point.
Understand the scope, responsibilities and investment before development begins.
Can all historical data be migrated?
That depends on exports, data quality, relationships and the destination requirements. We assess selected history and retention needs rather than assuming every record should move.
Should we attach an export to the first inquiry?
Start with a description of the sources, volumes and priorities. We agree a suitable transfer method for actual records separately; this inquiry form does not accept files.
How are costs and timing agreed?
We define requirements, deliverables, dependencies, acceptance criteria and milestones before agreeing commercial terms. The proposal distinguishes development from subscriptions, maintenance, third-party services and any AI usage costs.
Who owns the custom work?
The project agreement defines ownership and licensing of custom deliverables, reusable MigiHub components and any source-code access. Client data, platform intellectual property and project deliverables are addressed separately.
What happens when MigiHub is updated?
The project agreement establishes responsibility for compatibility, validation and maintenance of the custom capability. We clarify ongoing work and any associated costs before development begins.
PLAN THE CONNECTED WORK
Related development services
YOUR PROJECT QUOTE
Request your custom development quote.
Describe the project you want to build within or connected to MigiHub. Share the requirements, people, systems and expected outcome so we can assess the scope for your quote.
- We review your business goal and current setup.
- We clarify the scope, dependencies and useful next step.
- We prepare a scoped quote once the requirements and dependencies are clear.