Contacts are more than spreadsheet rows.
Companies, contacts, opportunities and notes belong together. SuiteMigrate includes the mapping of these relationships in the transfer plan.
Move CRM data into SuiteCRM 8 with guided mapping, test runs and a traceable cutover — without flying blind.
Review the source · Map the data · Reconcile the transfer
Licence costs and changing requirements can make a CRM migration worthwhile. What matters is that your team can continue working with reliable information in the target system.
Companies, contacts, opportunities and notes belong together. SuiteMigrate includes the mapping of these relationships in the transfer plan.
Review automations and delivery paths before you start. A defined migration context protects transferred data from unintended follow-up actions.
The test run, main transfer and final reconciliation are coordinated so that you can prepare a suitable cutover window.
Source-specific mappings provide the foundation. The migration review identifies available data and the particular requirements of your installation.
Accounts, contacts, leads and opportunities; activities and files within the reviewed scope.
Map record types and special customer models before the transfer.
Companies, contacts and deals with supported activities and associations.
Company associations and lifecycle stages are explicitly considered during mapping.
Organisations, people, leads, deals, notes and activities.
Map pipelines, stages and ownership to the target system.
Companies, contacts, leads and deals, plus supported notes and attachments.
Custom fields and modules are reviewed for compatibility with the target model.
Dynamics 365 Sales on Dataverse Online: accounts, contacts, leads and opportunities.
Transfer customer relationships, ownership and supported activity participants with explicit mappings.
The transferable scope depends on the edition, API access, data model and customisations. The Microsoft scope described here applies to Dynamics 365 Sales on Dataverse Online. Additional products and special objects require a separate review.
You control the scope, mapping and approval of your migration.
Relevant workflow, delivery and integration paths are reviewed and protected for the migration context.
Source and target identifiers remain linked. Repeat runs can recognise data that has already been processed.
A representative test import shows how fields, relationships and files arrive in the destination.
A final incremental import is used where supported by the source. Cutover follows an agreed time window.
Clear decisions instead of raw technical data. Expand a step to see what is checked.
Select your source system and connect the relevant organisation. The access check shows which data can be read through the available interface.
Identify objects, field types and available data volumes. Restrictions and inaccessible areas become visible before the transfer.
Choose which records, date ranges and files to move. Required relationships are taken into account.
Review suggestions for fields, pipelines, statuses and owners. Decide what to transfer, transform or deliberately exclude.
Choose how to handle existing target data, potential duplicates and empty fields. Ambiguous mappings remain open for review.
Review the plan without modifying production CRM records. A separate import into a test environment then shows the actual result.
Check unresolved issues, the target instance and backups. The agreed transfer starts only after approval.
Compare records, relationships and files. Plan the final change reconciliation, accept the result and disconnect the source.
Compare licence and additional costs with the full operating cost of the target system. Include migration, hosting, support and AgenticUltimate.
Existing system · 3 years
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SuiteMigrate uses a migration context to suppress unintended follow-up actions. Relevant delivery, workflow and integration paths are checked before the production run, including delayed actions.
Mapping lets you choose transfer, transformation or exclusion. Incompatible field types and content are flagged for review. Custom modules require a suitable target module and a verified mapping.
An identity register links source and target IDs so SuiteMigrate can recognise previously transferred records in subsequent runs. Potential duplicates already in the target are reviewed separately.
Saved processing checkpoints support controlled resumption. An uncertain write state is reconciled before an operation is repeated.
Depending on the source, the main dataset can be transferred in advance. Plan a cutover window for the final reconciliation. Support for incremental imports and the required write pause depend on the interface and dataset.
The migration review establishes the available scope of your edition and organisation. Workflow code, passwords, custom applications and permission models are not automatically reproduced unchanged. Exclusions are documented in advance.
Effort depends on data volume, quality, relationships, files and customisations. An initial review establishes scope and requirements; a specific quotation follows.
Mapping and test runs reduce risk. Production cutover follows only when sample checks and approvals are complete — with a traceable plan that allows reversal.
Help & documentation
Mapping, test runs and cutover — in the QOON Knowledge Base.
In about 20 minutes we clarify source system, data scope and approach and show the structured migration path.