ERP data migration, without the exception tail.
Legacy ERP to cloud ERP — SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Dynamics — with the edge cases, one-off rules, and exceptions surfaced up front instead of at cutover. Item masters, BOMs, open transactions, and history migrated with every record validated in the live target, including workflow replay.
For controllers, IT directors, and ERP program leads taking a legacy ERP to the cloud without betting cutover weekend on a spreadsheet.
How Settle runs it
Connect directly, drop files, or paste a DDL — Settle profiles both sides before any mapping begins.
Settle reads your schemas and real data, then asks the questions that live in your experts' heads.
Every mapping and transform proposed with a confidence score — where the agent can't decide, it asks instead of guessing.
Reconciliation, integrity, and a dry run — then load with one click, or take the full package.
Settle loads, checks every record, fixes what fails, and re-runs — then simulates your real workflows in the target's own front end.
Exceptions surfaced up front — not at cutover.
Five deterministic gates, before and after load.
Scoped to your migration. No billable-hour meter.
We don't have a data team, and we didn't need one. Settle did the heavy lifting, flagged the few things that needed our call, and let us check every record before it landed. Easily the smoothest system change we've made.
Built by the team that ran Fortune 500 migrations at Deloitte.
Questions
How do you handle custom fields and legacy codes?
Settle profiles the real data, not just the schema, so custom fields, legacy codes, and undocumented conventions surface during discovery instead of at cutover. The agent proposes a mapping or transform for each one with a confidence score — and where it can't decide, it asks your experts instead of guessing.
What happens at cutover?
By cutover, the surprises are already behind you. Every record has been validated against the target's rules, failures have been root-caused and fixed, and you've seen a full dry run. Cutover becomes the execution of a proven, versioned package — with reconciliation checks confirming that what arrived matches what was approved.
Which ERPs does Settle support?
SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, and Microsoft Dynamics paths are in the migration directory, alongside 100+ other source-to-target combinations. The engine is source-agnostic — it works from files, direct database connections, or a DDL script — so if your path isn't listed, ask.
Can you migrate open orders and transaction history?
Yes. Open transactions — orders, invoices, and POs mid-cycle — are mapped with their status and relationships intact, and history is migrated to the depth you choose. Validation reconciles both against the source, so open balances and document counts are checked in the target before cutover, not discovered after it.
How do you validate an ERP migration after load?
After load, Settle checks every record in the live target — not a sample — fixes what fails, and re-runs the checks until they pass. Then it replays your real workflows in the target's own front end: posting an order, invoicing it, moving inventory. Issues surface while there's still time to fix them, and the full validation record ships with the audit trail.
What does this migration cost?
Every migration is priced fixed and scoped — no billable-hour meter, no seat pricing. Consulting-led delivery for comparable migrations typically runs $75K–$600K for most programs and $600K–$1.5M+ at enterprise scale; Settle typically comes in at roughly half the consulting-led equivalent. Book a scoping call and you'll have your number.
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