Switching company
Tell us where your data is and where it needs to go.
Choose your roleDefine your requirements once with Destination Profiles. Review compatibility, sponsor the switch and receive a structured import package.
Tell us where your data is and where it needs to go.
Choose your roleProvide the source. Switona handles the handover.
Choose your roleTell us how you need the data. Switona prepares it accordingly.
Choose your roleOne guided case with mandatory approvals. Each step explains what to do next.
Define the company, current system, destination and data scope. Companies or providers can initiate.
Switona checks authority. The verified contact receives an email, signs digitally, and Switona performs a final review.
Provide supported files or select a verified REST connection. Data access remains locked until company authorization.
Define fields, types, relationships and exclusions. Mapping decisions are saved for review.
Inspect the preview and error report. Resolve blocking findings before execution.
Explicitly approve the payer and exact transfer. Relevant changes require fresh approvals.
Generate an import package or deliver through a connected API. Verify the outcome and delete temporary files after the selected period.
One control layer, with rules appropriate to each data type. Structured data uses a normalized model. Files, objects and portable artifacts use transfer manifests and integrity checks. Source and destination adapters remain reusable.
EXAMPLE: FIELD MAPPING FOR APPLICATION DATA
customer_nostringcompanystringemailstringcustomerIdstringorganizationNamestringemailAddressstringOne company switch or recurring customer migrations: the commercial model follows your use and the party covering the cost.
One switch. One price.
Recurring customer switches.
Repeatable switches at scale.
The billing party and commercial approval are confirmed before paid execution.
No invented list prices: scope, complexity and requirements determine the actual quote.
The switching company, current provider, new provider or migration partner. Every actor uses the same Switching Case.
No. One party creates the case. The independently verified company contact receives the authorization request even without an existing account. A verified sign-in and second factor are required for the digital decision.
Verify your email and set up your company. Then create a case or prepare system connections. An account alone grants no data access. Each case guides you through the required approvals step by step.
The company, source provider, destination provider or another party can cover the migration. Initiator and payer are independent.
A direct company receives a one-time migration price after scope and complexity are known. No subscription and no recurring fee.
Providers processing recurring customer migrations use usage-based pricing or enterprise arrangements.
Yes. Both destination and source providers can sponsor migrations. Billing responsibility is explicitly accepted.
CSV/TSV, XLSX, JSON, JSONL/NDJSON, flat XML and ZIP packages containing supported files can be read. Configurable REST APIs are also available. Unknown, encrypted or oversized files need a separate review and are never silently accepted.
Temporary migration data is deleted according to the chosen policy: immediately, after 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days after completion. Appropriate reports and metadata are retained separately.
No. AI may assist with interpretation and suggestions in the future. V1 uses deterministic semantic rules. Approved, stored rules execute the processing.
No. Data from databases, storage, cloud and on-premises systems can be prepared through suitable exports and profiles. V1 does not automatically move runtimes or whole infrastructures.
No. The Data Act is market context. Switona provides technical switching infrastructure, not legal advice or guaranteed compliance.
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