CRM data migration
We support you in transferring your data from an old system to 1Tool. For the introduction of the new 1Tool ERP and CRM solution, we have ready-made modules and applications to transfer the data cleanly.
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Data quality has top priority!
Only optimized data quality guarantees you efficient and profitable work.
1. correct and complete
We ensure that your data is migrated correctly and completely from your old system to our 1Tool. Our migration wizard saves you a lot of manual work and automatically assigns the data to the correct CRM fields when importing contacts, for example.
2. ensure data quality
To ensure high data quality, we work with you to discuss the best way to clean up your data from your various legacy systems. In this way, we ensure a uniform database for 1Tool so that you have the best basis for getting started with our software straight away.
3. new database architecture
Once your data has been cleansed, we take the opportunity to set up a new database architecture. Problems and errors that may have crept into your old system during data entry and use can be prevented and an optimized structure created for the future.
Frequently asked questions
There are several options for data cleansing – either during the changeover, before the migration or after the migration. However, we recommend cleansing before the migration, as this solution allows you to start 1Tool with a cleansed database.
Several factors play a role in the duration of a migration, such as the amount of data that needs to be migrated, the quality and availability of the data from the legacy system or the various areas (contacts, projects, etc.) for which data is to be migrated.
On the one hand, consideration should be given to which data is really necessary, and on the other, which processes access which data.
