Moving systems is the scary part, so it has the most guardrails.
Upload what you have, map your columns to ours, read a validated preview grouped by what will happen, and roll the whole batch back in one click if it is wrong.
Fix the five rows the preview flagged.
click to roll back a bad batch
historical totals taxed a second time
things you can bring: guests, reservations and sites
days your data is held as leverage
What actually goes wrong in a migration.
Not the upload. The five rows nobody looked at, and the totals that quietly moved.
A preview you read before anything is written.
Rows are grouped by what will happen to them: created, matched to something you already have, or stopped because something is wrong. You fix the flagged ones before committing rather than after.
Nothing is written until you commit, and committing writes the whole batch or none of it.
See the books it lands inResolve the flagged arrival, then close the day.
Your season lands on the board.
Past reservations keep their history and future ones arrive as bookings your desk can work, with their totals intact rather than recalculated at today’s rates and taxed a second time.
Once it is in, your data stays exportable. That includes the day you decide to leave, which is the only day the promise is worth anything.
See the front deskDrag across a few empty nights on any row to take a booking.
A migration in an afternoon, not a quarter.
Six steps, and the point at which you can still change your mind.
From the export your current system already gives you.
Once, and remembered for the next file.
Created, matched, or stopped with the reason.
Corrected before anything is written, not after.
The whole batch writes together.
And your export is always available, including on the way out.
Fourteen guardrails on the way in.
The move is the moment an operator is most exposed, which is why this list exists.
14 things listed right there. Ask about any of them and we will show you it working on your own park, not on a slide.
Send us a spreadsheet.
We will run the import preview with you on the call.