Bulk import
Strivacity's bulk import feature streamlines the process of transferring large volumes of customer data from legacy systems to our modern authentication platform. This method ensures a quick and secure migration, minimizing downtime and enhancing operational efficiency. It is often used after a Just-in-time (JIT) migration has come to the end of the planned migration period to finish migrating the rest of the customers, allowing a brand to decommission the old system.
Capabilities
- High-volume data transfer: efficiently migrate large datasets to Strivacity's secure storage.
- Automation: utilize automated tools to schedule and manage bulk imports.
- Data integrity: ensure data accuracy and consistency throughout the migration process.
- Custom mapping: map legacy data fields to Strivacity's schema for seamless integration.
Migration process
- Data export: export customer data from the legacy system in a compatible format (e.g., CSV, JSON).
- Data preparation: clean and prepare the data, ensuring it meets Strivacity’s import requirements.
- Field mapping: map legacy data fields to Strivacity’s schema using the custom mapping tool.
- Import execution: use Strivacity's import tool to upload and transfer data to the new system.
- Validation and verification: validate the imported data to ensure accuracy and completeness.
Extensibility options
- Custom scripts: implement custom scripts to handle specific data transformation needs during the import.
- API integration: leverage APIs to automate data export from legacy systems and import into Strivacity.
- Error handling: set up robust error handling and logging to manage and resolve any issues during the import.
Best practices
- Data cleanup: thoroughly clean and validate data before starting the import process to avoid errors.
- Test imports: conduct test imports with smaller data sets to ensure the process works smoothly.
- Backup: always back up legacy data before initiating the bulk import.
- Documentation: maintain detailed documentation of the import process and any custom scripts used.
Updated 4 days ago