Data Migration
Switch systems without losing a single ticket, article or asset. We transfer your complete history to the new environment with validation at every step.
Years of operation recorded in tickets, knowledge base and inventory cannot be left behind. We migrate data from your legacy system to GLPI or any other ITSM, with full traceability and guaranteed integrity.
What we migrate
Each data type is handled with a specific extraction, transformation and validation strategy.
Tickets, follow-ups, tasks, approvals, attachments and SLAs. The complete service history, including original dates and assignees.
Articles, categories, attachments and links. Technical and operational documentation preserved with its original structure.
Computers, peripherals, software, licenses and item relationships. Complete inventory with change history.
Accounts, profiles, groups, entities and access rules. Organizational structure replicated in the target system.
Records, contracts, SLAs, contacts and linked documents. Third-party management without rework.
Ticket templates, categories, automations, business rules and approval workflows. Operational logic transferred.
How it works
Structured process in 5 stages, with validation at each phase to ensure integrity.
Source system analysis: data model, volume, quality and dependencies. We identify risks before moving any record.
Scope definition, timeline, field-by-field mapping and acceptance criteria. Nothing is migrated without a validated plan.
Data ETL via API or direct database access. Format conversion, normalization and deduplication.
Integrity check: record count, content sampling and functional testing in the target environment.
Planned cutover with maintenance window, delta migration of records created during transition and post-migration support.
Where we migrate from
Experience with the leading ITSM and ESM systems on the market. If your system has an API or accessible database, we can migrate it.
Ready to migrate without losing anything?
We assess your scenario, map the data and present a migration plan before moving the first record.