How Settle works
Six steps from raw source data to a validated, live target — with a complete record of how it got there.
Bring data in from anywhere.
Direct connectors, file drops, a database connection, or a pasted DDL — Settle profiles both sides before any mapping begins.
Exceptions and unwritten rules, surfaced up front.
Settle reads your schemas and real data, then asks the questions that live in your experts' heads. Every answer becomes migration memory.
Every mapping and transform, proposed and proven.
Every mapping and transform proposed with a confidence score — and where the agent can't decide, it asks instead of guessing.
Nothing loads until every gate passes.
Deterministic checks run against every row before load: schema and types, referential integrity, the business rules from Discovery, and source–target reconciliation — then a full dry run.
Load with one click — on your approval only.
Staged writes into the live target, with progress you can watch and a package you can keep. Nothing moves without a human sign-off.
The step everyone else skips.
Settle loads, checks every record, fixes what fails, and re-runs — automatically, pass after pass — and simulates your real workflows in the target's own front end. Issues get fixed early, not at cutover.
Every row validated. Not a sample.
AI proposes, deterministic engines check, and you approve — the model never decides what reaches production.
every field checked against the target's own definitions
every foreign key resolves; nothing orphaned
the rules captured in Discovery, run against every row
counts, keys, and values reconciled record by record after load
your real workflows simulated in the target's own front end, with recorded evidence
Deeper on the method: how we validate data after migration and why migrations fail. Pricing is fixed and scoped after a scoping call — typically roughly half the equivalent consulting-led cost.
De-risk your next migration.
See Settle run on your own schema — or send us the shape of your migration and we'll come back with an estimate.