Pull a partner program out of any PRM like PartnerStack, Mantle, Impact, Shoffi, or a spreadsheet — and land it wherever you’re going next. Complete, normalized, and counted back against the source.
We’re the layer in between. We move it, we prove it, and we don’t keep it.
Partner data is trapped in systems that were never built to let it out cleanly. The Migration Center is a service, not a home — it reads from one system, normalizes what it finds, and hands the result to wherever you’re going. Including a competitor.
Most of these systems will export something. Very few will export everything, in a shape the next system can read. That gap is the whole job.
Partners, groups, links, and referrals — plus the full commission ledger, including historical payout events.
Source Destination
Subscription and referral records for Shopify app partners, mapped back to the installs that originated them.
Media partners, contracts, tracking links, and conversion events with their attribution windows intact.
Source Destination
Affiliate rosters, referral codes, and commission history from Shopify-native programs.
Source Destination
The program that lives in a Google Sheet, a Notion table, and one person’s memory. We map it, then normalize it.
Source Destination
If it has an export, an API, or a database, it can move — in either direction. Tell us what you’re on.
Most exports quietly drop the records that are hard to map: historical payouts, expired links, partners who churned. Those are exactly the records that matter when someone asks you to prove a number.
A migration is a data problem before it’s a software problem. The mapping happens in the open, nothing is delivered until you’ve approved it, and nothing stays behind once it is.
We pull the complete record set from your source system through its API or export — including the objects most tools leave behind. Nothing is sampled.
Fields are mapped to the shape your destination expects. Currencies, dates, statuses, and identities get resolved into one consistent set.
Every conflict surfaces as a named exception with the evidence attached. You clear the list. Then counts get checked back against the source.
Your data lands where you asked, with the manifest attached. Then we delete our copy. You get written confirmation that we did.
Your partner data passes through us. It doesn’t live here. There’s no account to keep open, no dataset quietly retained for a future upsell, and no version of this where leaving costs you something.
When a record can’t be mapped cleanly, it becomes a named exception with the evidence attached and a decision for you to make — the same severity model you’ll recognize from Receipts. You clear the list. We don’t clear it for you, and we don’t discard what’s left.
A 30-minute scoping call starts with your current system and ends with a written record inventory. No commitment — and the inventory is yours either way.
