Service · Migration
Leaving a system you
outgrew, without losing the books.
Every migration below follows the same discipline: export, map, load into staging, reconcile against your own trial balance, and only then fix a cut-over date. Masters, open items and opening balances move. Years of closed transactions stay in the old system as a read-only archive — which is the right outcome, not a compromise.
What are you moving off?
Tally → ERPNext
Masters, opening balances and history migrated and reconciled, GST configured. Structured-phase delivery.
Shopify → Medusa.js
Catalogue, orders and customers moved with URLs and rankings preserved. Platform commission gone.
SAP → ERPNext
Move your masters, open items and reporting logic off SAP Business One or SAP ECC onto an open-source ERP you actually own — mapped, validated and reconciled before anyone posts a live document.
Odoo → ERPNext
Leave per-user Enterprise fees and the module paywall behind. Masters and opening balances mapped, test-loaded and validated, then a single-day cut-over onto an ERP with no per-seat charge.
Zoho → ERPNext
Consolidate Books, CRM and Inventory into one system that does not bill per user or per app — ledgers and items mapped, opening balances reconciled, GST live from day one.
QuickBooks → ERPNext
Move your books onto a system that cannot be pulled out from under you — ledgers mapped, opening balances reconciled, GST and e-invoicing configured before the first live transaction.
Xero → ERPNext
Contacts, chart of accounts and invoices moved onto one system — with Indian GST and e-invoicing native, instead of assembled from add-ons that each bill separately.
Busy → ERPNext
Ledger masters, customer and supplier lists, HSN-coded items and opening balances carried forward and reconciled — with years of closed vouchers left in Busy as a read-only archive, where they belong.
Not on this list?
The source system changes the export mechanics, not the discipline. We have moved businesses off NetSuite, Marg, in-house Access and FoxPro builds, and spreadsheets that had quietly become the system of record. If you can export it, we can map it — and if we think you should stay where you are, we will say so on the first call.