Enterprise CMS and website migrations
We migrate websites and CMS content from your current system to any of 80+ platforms, so URLs, assets, links, and SEO do not break. You get inventory, mapping, a dry-run, cutover, and a reconciliation report.
Map every field before content moves, then dry-run the load.
Software maps, dry-runs, and reconciles the load. A named owner runs delivery. You review the mapping and the dry-run. We move the content.
See the platformYou check URLs, assets, links, and SEO before cutover.
Q3 platform notes
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Source HTML from WordPress. The lead still contains a gallery shortcode that has no target equivalent.
Leftover shortcode [gallery ids="1842"]
A dry-run writes every item to the target, so you compare it field by field before cutover. Shortcodes and embeds resolve by rule or go to the exception queue.
Inventory, dry-run, and reconciliation you can inspect
Failures go into an exception queue before cutover, where the team can see them. After go-live, item counts, URLs, assets, and references have to match.
How delivery is ownedWordPress → Contentful
Drag from a source to add a cable. One destination takes one source. Pull a plugged cable to unplug.
WordPress
Contentful
4 cables. 3 sources still unpatched.
Start with a migration assessment
You can see the work while we run it.
Mapping, transformation, dry-run, exceptions, and reconciliation run on our software. You see the state of the job.
A named owner runs delivery. There is no shared inbox.
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