What can Ferry migrate?
Ferry covers help desks, CRM, ERP, accounting, ecommerce, HRIS, ATS, knowledge bases, ITSM, and financial-services CRM. It inventories standard and custom objects, files, relationships, and relevant configuration before scope is approved.
How is Ferry different from an engineer-led migration service?
Ferry is AI-led. Sakura drafts the inventory, mapping, WBS, tests, and exception queue inside one migration workspace. Experts review high-risk decisions instead of rebuilding every step manually.
How long does a migration take?
AI inventory and a first mapping can be ready in hours. End-to-end time depends on data volume, API limits, attachments, custom logic, and how quickly the pilot is approved.
How much of our team's time will it take?
Your team connects accounts or supplies files, answers business-rule questions, reviews the pilot, and approves cutover. Sakura and the Sanka team handle the migration work between those gates.
Can Ferry handle custom fields and relationships?
Yes. Sakura proposes transformations and relationship rules, runs them against a pilot set, and surfaces ambiguous or lossy mappings for human approval.
What happens to open transactions?
Open work is part of the inventory; the cutover stage freezes, delta-syncs, and reconciles it before sign-off.
Can we keep both systems running for a while?
Yes — during Transfer both systems stay live, diffed on counts and aggregates until you trust the new one.
What does it cost?
Scoped per migration today — tell us the source system and rough volumes and we'll quote the crossing.
How is the migration validated?
Ferry compares record counts, required fields, relationship integrity, transformed values, rejects, duplicates, and selected business totals. Results stay in the workspace as reviewable artifacts with sign-off gates.
What happens after cutover?
The diagram, mapping, WBS, task decisions, transfer logs, validation reports, and approvals remain in the migration workspace, so issues can be traced to the exact rule and run.