Agile businesses are moving to the Cloud hungering for the dynamism and a desire to get back to their core business activity instead of concentrating on IT headaches. Data migration has long been viewed as an obstacle too precarious and too costly that halts the journey to the Cloud.

Agile businesses are moving to the Cloud hungering for the dynamism and a desire to get back to their core business activity instead of concentrating on IT headaches. Data migration has long been viewed as an obstacle too precarious and too costly that halts the journey to the Cloud.

It’s time to put the fear of data migration to bed.

Introducing QConnect: a flexible, powerful and adaptable data migration tool that streamlines the migration path from legacy ERP solutions to Cloud enabled, connected business applications.

Darren Medway, Technical Architect and Andrea Bright, Dynamics Business Practice Manager at QUANTIQ inaugurate our migration utility, QConnect, and how it enables us and our clients to migrate from old legacy ERP solutions into a new environment in an easy and linear way.

Below are the main components of our data migration connector, QConnect:

• General Ledger
• Accounts Receivables
• Accounts Payable
• Data checking/compatibility checking processes
• Visualise your data structures at transaction level
• Offers convert/create records directly in the GP data view pages/lists for single or multiple line updates – once the button is clicked your data is created directly in NAV
• Offers output to Excel for data updates and upload back to NAV or D365 Business to allow data cleansing/updates before data is created in the new system
• Import templates available where clients want to do major data manipulation for easy import back into the converter to continue the migration wizards
• Reports available for validation during the migration process

Don’t let the fear of data migration hold you back from updating your finance system. Contact us or Request a Discovery Session to get started with QConnect to safeguard a successful data migration.