A “data migration” or “data migration” process is often used to move old records to a new application. This process involves transferring data from your old used application to Servicecore. The steps used to perform this data transfer are as follows:

Data analysis:

Performing analysis to understand the format and structure of the data in the legacy application.

Analyzing the requirements for legacy data to fit the requirements and data structure of the Servicecore application.

Data Mapping:

Mapping data fields from the legacy application to their counterparts in Servicecore.

Identify differences between data fields and create a plan to resolve discrepancies.

Determining Migration Strategy:

Determine how to move data and choose between methods. (With direct database connection, via API or file transfer)

If there are large data sets, create a strategy to migrate in stages.

Backup:

Backup the old database or data source before migration. This will help prevent possible data loss.

Performing Migration:

Initiating the data migration process and moving the data to Servicecore according to the determined strategy.

Providing a mechanism to track and resolve errors during the migration process.

Data Control and Verification:

After the migration process is completed, ensuring that the data is moved correctly.

Checking the data and carrying out the verification process by running test scenarios.

Feedback and Improvement:

Reviewing user feedback and potential problems.

Making improvements and corrections after the migration process.