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Data Migration and Reconciliation

Move records between systems using mapping rules, controlled cutover and source-to-target checks.

A migration is not complete when counts match. Keys, relationships, calculated fields, history and downstream users also need to remain consistent with the approved mapping and retention rules.

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When this solution is relevant

Useful during application replacement, data platform migration, system consolidation and major schema changes.

Where this helps

Illustrative situations and business dependencies.

Legacy data variations

Profile nulls, duplicates, obsolete codes and incompatible formats before defining transformation rules.

Dependent records

Identify parent-child relationships, historical records and downstream consumers affected by cutover.

Delivery activities

How a delivery engagement can be structured.

01

Agree migration scope

Define eligible records, field mappings, reconciliation measures and accepted exclusions.

02

Rehearse cutover

Use repeatable extracts, transformations and load scripts with a documented rollback approach.

03

Review exceptions

Track rejects and mismatches to agreed resolution before final transition.

Validation and controls

Checks to consider as part of solution acceptance.

Beyond record counts

Check primary keys, joins, reference integrity, calculations, history and representative business cases.

Post-cutover checks

Reconcile target data and verify critical application, API and reporting workflows.

Potential benefit

Possible value, subject to scope, implementation and actual results.

Potential benefit

A documented transition with visible data exceptions and defined acceptance evidence.

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