Connect · Inventory · Map · Validate · Parallel-run · Cutover

Move systems without losing the business.

Ferry is the migration platform for CRM, ERP, and legacy systems — every crossing validated, parallel-run, and signed off before cutover. Run it with the Sanka team.

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The crossing, in six stages

Every stage leaves a reviewable artifact. Nothing cuts over until the numbers match and someone signs off.

1ConnectSource connected, credentials verified.

2InventoryObjects, fields, record counts, automations — one inventory report.

3MapField & object mapping with type checks; reusable templates.

4ValidateDry-run report: rejects, coercions, duplicates — before anything writes.

5Parallel-runSource vs. new system diffed on counts and aggregates until they match.

6CutoverFreeze, delta sync, final diff, sign-off — with the audit trail kept.

Routes we sail today

These migrations run today as Sanka services; Ferry productizes them.

ERP MigrationsMove ERP masters, transactions, approvals, and open work safely.CRM MigrationsMigrate CRM data, relationships, and workflows with validation.Accounting MigrationsMove accounts, partners, journals, invoices, payments, and balances.Ecommerce MigrationsMigrate products, customers, orders, inventory, and fulfillment context.Legacy System MigrationsMove Excel and on-prem operations into cloud-based, AI-ready workflows.HRIS / Payroll MigrationsMigrate employee, attendance, leave, payroll, and approval records.Salesforce → HubSpotAutomated data mapping, Apex translation, and parallel-run diffing.

Operator-first, by design

Ferry v1 is run with the Sanka team: we drive the stages inside your workspace, you review every artifact and approve every step. Self-serve comes later — certainty comes first.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a migration take?

Inventory and a validated mapping typically land within the first week; full crossings run days to weeks depending on volume — never quarters.

What happens to open transactions?

Open work is part of the inventory; the cutover stage freezes, delta-syncs, and reconciles it before sign-off.

Can we keep both systems running for a while?

Yes — the parallel-run stage exists precisely for that: both systems live, diffed on counts and aggregates until you trust the new one.

What does it cost?

Scoped per migration today — tell us the source system and rough volumes and we'll quote the crossing.

Tell us what you're leaving behind.

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